Thursday, 4 October 2007
The anti theory of everything
Here i am, writing about something i'm not familiar about, but i'm going to try anyways. It's about the Anti-Theory of Everything (AToE). It's about order in chaos, it's about black in white or white in black, it's about wrongs and about rights. It's about people and their lives. It's about me.
Order in chaos? Do you think there's really such a thing? Chaos is chaos right? But see here, if you take chaos, and multiply it to infinity, you will still see a pattern. A pattern equals to an order that chaos theoretically shouldn't have, yet it's staring straight in your face. Then what is chaos? What is this utter randomness we hail as "Chaos" about? Chaos is derived from the Greek word Χάος. And without order, chaos will cease to exist.
Light and dark is another. One ceases to exist without the presence of the other.
Yet, why is that chaos, darkness, evilness and wrongs are bad? Is it defined that way? If someone steals to support his family, is it wrong? Who are we to judge?
"Humans, we are not God, we are only the administrators of Earth." ~Eloera
This brings us back to the nature and nurture argument. If you teach your child that stealing is good. He'll grow up with the mentality that stealing is fine and that it's perfectly ok to do so. Or is it? Could it be that our genetic make-up that tells us stealing is ultmately wrong and that we should never do it? If it was, why is so much still happening on earth?
Compromise is never an option. If it were, why are there was to be fought? Greed? Fame? Fortune? Is it the ambition to rule the world worth sacrificing millions of lives? Yet, without wars, plagues and diseases, our planet would be overcrowded and would inevitably lead to the crumbling of our populace. So are the dictators to be blamed for their misdeeds? Or are they to be celebrated for giving our future generations breathing space?
Dictators have always been a notorious group. They enforce harsh rules and coerce people to conform. But is this ok? Take a look at the bigger picture. *Disclaimer I'm not attacking the religious groups in the world, just stating how i feel* Take a look at God, we are living under him. We live under his charge, with certain rules. If we break those protocols, we end up dead... sadly. So is god really a dictator in that sense as well? Like i said, i'm not defacing the one who is God, i respect all religions equally and i respect him.
So, in essence, it seems that there are certain things that can be argued incessantly, and a resolution will never be reached. What i have said is purely for mental stimulation that i so desperately lacked in this few days. Seriously, life in NUS is so....
Blah.
Back to listening my "Norwegian Recycled" Trax.
(ps. this post has 20 question marks. i really must love asking questions.)