@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:
Could you explain what would disorder be like? Because I can...Transcendence...which is what, that you don 't have arround...
I am strange... I see a lot of ignorance in everything we think we know, and a lot of disorder in our sense of order, and a lot of order in disorder.... My guess is, that if you gave a random assortment of persons some random set of objects for which there was no obvious abstract relationship, that most people would try to impose an order of some sort if told that there were a proper order and they would be judged by their ordering... Rather than thinking the world is wrong, and I am right in my ordering and classifying of relationships; I think I should just let it go... Order, disorder... I think I suffer a great deal of too much of the former in my mind, and too little of the later in my life... I could not stand to have my mind as messy as my garage, and I would look at myself as deranged if my garage were as neat as my mind... Not imposing order is as much an ordering of reality as not doing so, but my mind is as ordered as it is only so I can understand other's conceptions of order... It is the price I pay to be social...
So I know what disorder is... It is our common enemy... We cannot master what seems all disorder, just I cannot master my garage... If I got rid of all that did not work and all I had no immediate use for I would have little, and nothing when I needed it... Just as order of thought is a necessity for mental efficiency, my collection of odds and ends is very often the price of progress, so that even disordered junk collections can offer endless entertainment and opportunity...