WHY THE WORLD SEEMS CHAOTIC – BECAUSE YOU’RE WRONG IN UNDERSTANDING IT. Rudyard,

WHY THE WORLD SEEMS CHAOTIC – BECAUSE YOU’RE WRONG IN UNDERSTANDING IT.
Rudyard, (all);
Given I work in first principles, constructive logic, and universal commensurability, of course, I see reality as obvious – and humans operating by bounded rationality, and behavior deterministic under no more than thirty or so general rules.

The only thing I’m ever surprised by is the degree of human innovation in vanity, magical thinking, folly, ignorance, error, bias, and deceit.
People are really, really, really good at trying to rationalize reality such that they need not conform to it.

The human intuition is to adapt as little as possible. But to demand others adapt to us instead. That is the underlying reason for why you, and they, and almost everyone, does not grasp the simplicity of reality.

We confuse our biases in the moral terms under which we wish to cooperate, with the amoral rules of the universe which cares not whether we do so or not.

Chaos is the result of incommensurability.
Incommensurability exists only because we err.
We err to avoid adapting.
Our instinct is moral demand to others.
But the universe will not reciprocate.
And humans only will when convenient.

Life: Adapt or die
Our Lives: Adapt or suffer not doing so.

Curt Doolittle
The Natural Law Institute.

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