Is chaos about order?

[Standstill]

What does uncontaminated chaos look like?

On another note, I had a thought that I recorded one evening and I feel the desire to put it down again.

Perhaps a person's behavior, moral behavior in particular, is dictated by or at least somehow related to the same processes which aid in comprehending language, constructing language, and engaging in language.

And everybody's story more or less begins and ends the same way, making what would otherwise be an impenetrable gulf a river going nowhere.

Something falls into your mother's cunt only to fall out and die.

Am I now under the spell of an illusion cast by a fictional birth?

The next time something happens to me, I

I am an undisciplined shmuck whose only recourse, which is only final by virtue of his shortsightedness, is to become fractal.

Ihsor Awr Iz Nus.

Amen.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Chaos is about order in the same way that chaos is about disorder, and about the same way that order is about disorder and entropy is about emergence and emergence is about entropy.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Uncontaminated chaos looks like the universe. Duh.

Where are you coming from with this question?

[Standstill]

.namA

To answer your question, I was just curious, does the universe have an expiration date the same way photos eventually fade, decompose and rot?

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Holy shit, you  have a lot of reading to do.

[Standstill]

Reading puts fear in my heart.

[Standstill]

I'm here to express myself. No amount of reading changes you.

Gosh that's lesson number one.

[Reginald Ret]

Reading puts fear in my heart.

Really?
That is weird.
You are weird.
Reading is fun!

Reading is input.
Your mind is a system whose output is influenced by its input.
I.E. Putting fuck all in means getting fuck all out.
In that case, why would I be interesting in your expressions?

Get impressed before you express.

[Demolition Squid]

I'm here to express myself. No amount of reading changes you.

Gosh that's lesson number one.

Define 'you' in this context.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I'm here to express myself. No amount of reading changes you.

Gosh that's lesson number one.

I hate to break it to you, but exchanging information via a text based medium such as this forum involves reading.

[Cain]

I'm here to express myself. No amount of reading changes you.

Gosh that's lesson number one.

I hate to break it to you, but exchanging information via a text based medium such as this forum involves reading.

That's alright though, because he's not going to read that.

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

I'm here to express myself. No amount of reading changes you.

Gosh that's lesson number one.

I hate to break it to you, but exchanging information via a text based medium such as this forum involves reading.

That's alright though, because he's not going to read that.

The real mystery is how he manages to write without reading his own words. I suppose it explains a lot, though.

[Cain]

Maybe he does read it, but it simply fails to change his mind as, after all, no amount of reading changes you.

[rong]

chaos is out of order

[Mesozoic Mister Nigel]

Literature is the primary method human beings have figured out for storing and transferring large amounts of knowledge. There are other ways, of course, and there is knowledge that is not suited well to this method of storage and transfer, but overall it's remarkably effective.