CARL JUNG

1. It is easier to create chaos than to create order. We prefer order, but creating it takes effort.
2. Approaching order sometimes involves creating more chaos. Steps backward are often necessarily to move forward with integrity.
3. You cannot resolve chaos all at on...

Orderly chaos reveals how apparent randomness often contains deeper patterns operating at different scales. This principle demonstrates:

• The distinction between order and chaos depends on the observer's perspective
• Systems that appear random often contain mathe...

Entropy, the second law of thermodynamics, states that every closed system tends towards greater disorder. But life, as expressed through the Logos, is the anti-entropic system: we are converting chaos into order. It is an ancient religious belief but also what entrepreneurs are ...