are made for man, or man is made for laws and rules ? Do you find any difference ? what do you think ? Doesn't it sounds like.. that today's man is made for laws and rules ?
The system of following any laws and rules beganed with the starting of human life on this earth, as keep on growing day by day. As one takes out new tricks in order to prove him/herself correct according to law, New laws are created thereafter. Thus.. as by the growing of human brian day by day, laws and rules are also growing day by day.
Q: When the making of laws and rules will get end ?
Starting with your comment above (in red), I actually think rules started before that. However, it all depends how you define a rule (or a law).
Before man evolved (oops, can I use that term here?), our 'rules' were biologically programmed into our (and other animals) brain as instinct. Those instincts dictated our behavior and our interaction with other animals in order to ensure our survival, i.e., eat or be eaten, kill or be killed, and finally mate with females in order to propagate our species. Ultimately, when man's intelligence evolved sufficiently, our society became complex enough that it was necessary to codify our rules to maintain order, at least among our own tribe. Naturally, our tribe's rules trumped other tribes rules in terms of fairness and protecting our own.
Skipping to present day, in our global society, our ability to make rules and laws has not caught up with how quickly we are forced to deal with cultures ourside of our own. We are almost back to using our instincts (killed or be killed) in order for our own 'tribe' (i.e. culture) to survive and maintain its identity.
In the coming centuries, as humans move toward space travel, and perhaps encounter alien life forms whose cultures are perhaps more (or less) advanced than our own, the need for rules and laws will only grow in complexity.
We can only hope than any technologically advanced civilizations we encounter will be more forgiving than our own species has been with each other.