In Opposition II...
Law & Chaos
Chaos [as it is generally understood today]-- Complete Disorder
The Nature of Chaos--
1- A place without any possible orientation, where anything falls in
every direction
2- A place devoid of Order, where the only constancy is its inconstancy
3- Inherently anti-life, wherein life-- requiring order --cannot,
as we understand it, exist
4- A place where Duration cannot be measured
5- Imperfection realized
Law, or Order-- The Contrary of Chaos; Complete Order
The Nature of Law--
1- A place of inter-connectivity, where everything has purpose,
and every purpose has place
2- A place devoid of Disorder, where change is impossible unless it
perfectly harmonizes with all that has preceded it
3- A place where Duration is fully measurable
4- Perfection realized
Law nurtures life, Chaos destroys it. Conversely, Law invites stagnation, while Chaos invites creativity. Conversely, Law allows creativity to flourish; grow, while Chaos destroys the creation.
PERSONAL NOTE: There is purpose to all this.
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"A Priori"
In Opposition
Chaos [as it is generally understood today]-- Complete Disorder
The Nature of Chaos--
1- A place without any possible orientation, where anything falls in
every direction
2- A place devoid of Order, where the only constancy is its inconstancy
3- Inherently anti-life, wherein life-- requiring order --cannot,
as we understand it, exist
4- A place where Duration cannot be measured
5- Imperfection realized
Law, or Order-- The Contrary of Chaos; Complete Order
The Nature of Law--
1- A place of inter-connectivity, where everything has purpose,
and every purpose has place
2- A place devoid of Disorder, where change is impossible unless it
perfectly harmonizes with all that has preceded it
3- A place where Duration is fully measurable
4- Perfection realized
Law nurtures life, Chaos destroys it. Conversely, Law invites stagnation, while Chaos invites creativity. Conversely, Law allows creativity to flourish; grow, while Chaos destroys the creation.
PERSONAL NOTE: There is purpose to all this.
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"A Priori"
In Opposition
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