It's a strange feeling.

[drmihilo]

Tell me, doesn't it seem to you that the world is somehow illogical, indefinite, chaotic?

 

[liljeep]

Yes. I've had many things I always expected to stay the same, but they didn't. The most out of the blue things have happened to me. I have a life story that pretty much sounds like someone's trauma porn novel. I don't understand any of it. I wish karma was real, or if it is, I must have been horrid in my past life to deserve this.

 

[Darkover]

the universe is fundamentally logical, Logic is a fundamental property of atoms and electrons just look up coulomb's law for example if it were illogical nothing would work everything inexistence follows precise rules.

the universe consists of small components called atoms just like a lego set as bricks, the quality of components and the quantity creates everything else

 

[The anhedonic one]

This world is a cosmic lunatic asylum.

 

[drmihilo]

the universe is fundamentally logical, Logic is a fundamental property of atoms and electrons just look up coulomb's law for example if it were illogical nothing would work everything inexistence follows precise rules.

the universe consists of small components called atoms just like a lego set as bricks, the quality of components and the quantity creates everything else

Yes. The universe can be fundamentally logical. But it is our world that is illogical. If you like, the human world is illogical. In Buddhism, this is called the impermanence of nature. That's what I call chaos: when you're constantly doubting something, and it drives you insane. I'm forever rushing through the philosophical answers, but every time there are new questions.

That's what I'm talking about.

 

[FrostedHoax]

Yes, this entire world is a godforsaken cesspool of chaos and uncertainty. There's so much about this world I wish I could change but there's little to nothing I can realistically do to actually contribute in a meaningful way. Not to mention the unfixable disaster that is my own life.

 

[Darkover]

Yes. The universe can be fundamentally logical. But it is our world that is illogical. If you like, the human world is illogical. In Buddhism, this is called the impermanence of nature. That's what I call chaos: when you're constantly doubting something, and it drives you insane. I'm forever rushing through the philosophical answers, but every time there are new questions.

That's what I'm talking about.

humans are ruled by emotions that's why they're illogical they may lead to actions that are counterproductive and conclusions that are factually incorrect cognitive dissonance for instance

 

[drmihilo]

I don't know how to escape it... The questions torment me. They really torment me. It's like I'm drowning.

 

[locked*n*loaded]

Tell me, doesn't it seem to you that the world is somehow illogical, indefinite, chaotic?

Entropy is why this is so.

https://jamesclear.com/entropy