No, no. >>130, >>131're both wrong. There is no hidden order nor chaos, nor is the world ordered or chaotic. It's all just fictions we make for ourselves. Some fictions might be better than others, and I like some fictions better than others. I should know, I'm an expert. (Can't you tell by my accent?)—Where was I? Ah yes: for example, fundamentally I'm a solipsist, but the fiction where you exist is nice, so I choose to believe in you. Now to answer a reader's question:
>Why does symmetrical forms constitute for order, but organic ones for chaos?
Ah, an easy one: Order in this sense really means formal simplicity, while chaos is each next moment defined by only the previous.
>>87 would have been nice were it to let us see for ourselves first. Like telling the punchline of a joke before the audience finished hearing the setup.