The real REAL reason why Chaos is winning

Skelenth·Jun 22, 2017·11 votes·910 views

Order can't exist without Chaos; Chaos can't exist without Order, for what is one without the other? However, our conception of Order is something unnatural. A forced state the human mind uses to better understand its surroundings, whereas Chaos is the natural Order of things. You see, it may not be our Order, but it is someone elses. Our weak minds simply can't comprehend the greater Order of things; we wrongfully interpret it as Chaos. This doesn't mean that Chaos can't exist, as Order wouldn't exist either. Chaos is Order, but from a different perspective, Order is Chaos. In the end, there is neither Order nor Chaos but simply Existence. Find your tranquility, people, whatever choice you make, no side can win. As they are one whole, not two halves.

Just kidding, it's cause Chaos has sugared confections.

8 Comments

KhâmulJun 22, 20172 votes

It's like random event. We call them this way because we don't have an accurate way to predict the outcome. A simple example: rolling the dice. Maybe if you take some kind or robot and launch them everytime in the exact same way, if the initial conditions are the same, the outcome should be the same. (a complicated example would be in quantum physics which is described by probabilities) Which is why chaos is not that chaotic, it's just the effect of a cause, and the reasons are so hard to find that we call that chaos.

As you said,Order/DIsorder are just subjective concepts that fit our minds, but in the end, nature doesn't give a shit about that :D

TattersallJun 23, 20172 votes

Okay, I appreciate the meme, but also want to talk about Order and Chaos.

In many mythologies, Chaos itself is a being or place. Often times Chaos is described as a formless void. But is a formless void actually chaos? Or is emptiness, lack of anything, the ultimate expression of Order? Many people seem to think that nothingness is disarray, but isn't nothingness completely predictable in it's lack of form? Doesn't that make it orderly?

Thoughts?

ElezzroJun 23, 20172 votes

Nothing can't be completely predictable because there is nothing to predict because we wouldn't exist, nor would anything else, including nothing itself.

TattersallJun 23, 20172 votes

So what you're saying is that nothing can't exist because nothing can't be defined unless something exists to define it? "The Light is defined by darkness." "Darkness gives form to the Light."

ElezzroJun 23, 20172 votes

Not exactly. I think what I meant was more along the lines of nothing can't exist because it is nothing. I didn't word that very clearly. But I think we can perceive darkness without knowing light.

For example, if you go deep enough into a cave, light can't penetrate that far, meaning there is no light at all. It would be pitch black. We would be able to sense the darkness without light to define it.

Also, not all chaos is bad, just like not all order is good.

IDK if that made sense.