*Life is Chaos. The chaos ends with Death. In a way, if one considers Death as a hypothetical cosmos, life is the chaotic attractor for Death.
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We were discussing about Chaos, as it exists in books of science. Random, possibilities, Predictability,
My professor friend asked - "What is the Chaotic attractor for Cosmos?"
It was a beautiful one hour - blissful as I applied my amateur knowledge, well I felt less chaotic at least.
The chaotic attractor for Cosmos is its own nature : the 'inability to be'. Cosmos is a hypothetical state of things, a state which can never manage to 'be'. It doesn't exist, never did. It 'almost exists' but never manages to.
But as "He doesn't play dice", there could have been a 'Wish' before the Big Bang, when Time(our time) hadn't started yet, the Wish being something like : to Create a multiverse where there will be order, absolute stability, complete inertia.
But again, He "only created", but didn't have any "control over what was created", the most primordial quanta of energy (in a state my dire ignorance can't let me comment about), the first generation of "the created" went into a state of activities which if continued to an Absolute end, would be Stable, inert, Nothingness, cessation of all activities..
I find a paradox. The very nature of Creation cannot preclude Absolute Order. It goes against its own logic as to why Creation exist. If creation does not be, does not exist, the very topic of Creation gets nullified. Nothingness.
Did He oversee the obvious? If He wanted Order, a state of No Change thus devoid of the factor of Time, why did He create? The Created shall keep on changing, that means Time has to coexist with Creation. We cannot comprehend Creation if there's no backdrop of Time. Change needs Time to take place, I mean a change can only manifest itself as a form of interchange of energy states, when Time exists.
Of course this is a logic which we want to follow in our multi-verse, which started with Time from the Big Bang. It's highly probable that "our logic" doesn't make any logical sense in whatever was/wasn't there before Big Bang.
The thirst remains.
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