When you've studied 'Chaos Theory' long enough, you'll know that nothing is truly and purely random or coincidental. Even in the midst of the most chaotic and unconnected events, there's often a deeper-lying observable pattern, trend or linkage. It's not immediately obvious.
To every end, there's a means. Men have overtime chosen the path of chaos to achieving their ends because chaos is unsettling, forces even the most noble of men to seek comfort in the bliss of wilful ignorance or faux intellectualism but contrary to opinion, history shows...
Chaos cannot be controlled. If you borrow power from chaos, you become a servant of its wishes eventually. Like energy that can not be destroyed but transformed from one form to another, chaos is relentless once given room to fester. It's like the broken window theory...
However like darkness helps us appreciate light, chaos helps us gravitate towards order. A truly functioning society is one where the leaders know the level of destructive power chaos unchecked could bring hence place 'strong systems' in place to entrench order. One can only hope
...against hope that the lure of using chaos to achieve political ends gradually loses its appeal and the possibility of a truly functional egalitarian society where true social liberty and economic freedoms are entrenched becomes more attractive. I really hope...
As you were...
As you were...
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