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Bringing order to chaos - how do I achieve that? It’s like pulling
weeds out, to make room for a new tree to grow. Or not-pulling out weeds and
letting the tree grow through them. Overall though, chaos falls into order
somehow and the tree grows. Strong.
In the
human context I grow, from the strength I might get from considering, for more
than a moment every day, the greater good. And how to minimise my destruction.
And have realistic energy considerations.
Dilemma:
‘Order’ doesn’t necessarily solve anything, a little chaos is needed too, but
where things are badly out of kilter then some pro-active ordering might need
to take place, for sustainability reasons. If I let weeds grow the trees will
die. You smiling at me, or making eye-contact, brings order to my chaos, as I
go around solitary and competitively.
‘Order and
chaos’ is as big as questions get; a question to be discussed, in terms of rescuing
the whole of human nature itself. In theory, if we humans have the ability to
restructure our physical systems, then we can restructure our own nature. At
the extreme point, we can re-balance our Earth.
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