/eris/ - Discordianism

If Eris is the one keeping the Sacred Chao spinning, entropy is essentially her getting tired of it by the sheer mass of grey in the spokes.

>>4525
will she revert entropy?

>>4523 (OP) 
>do we reject the concept of entropy, or do we accept eristic forces are stronger?
Why must we do either?
Any >>>/abs/eiler will tell you that it doesn't matter if all our actions and their legacy are dominated by exploding suns as t->inf. I can still clean my room and give it 90* angles. Eris, despite her Godliness, is a human concept in a human frame.

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I think entropy is in fact not inevitable and can be easily prevented. Entropy might be the consequence of the counter-pushpull of the hodge and podge. 

If we just keep groovin' is all good

>>4535
Naturally, the bigot can't understand basic English.

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>>4536
bone p'tit!

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>>4535
physics and magic are completely interchangeable. The existence of one thing implies and inverts the existence of the other. Differentiation is the tension that keeps this universe moving.

After all is said; entropy is what happens when the Hodge and Podge stop dancing and start arguing.

>>4538
>physics and magic are completely interchangeable.
Nearly but no. There's more to magic than mere physics - physics are simply the sandbox that magic plays within.
In fact, I'd closer characterize magick with chaos - they are the physics that one struggles to understand. When one learns the tools of the trickster, their entertaining card trick immediately ceases to be magic.

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>>4541

>niggerhell

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>>4539
I think the trick only ceases to be magic when we mistake understanding for completion. A card trick might be useless, but real tricksters always know when best to apply it.

>There's more to magic than mere physics - physics are simply the sandbox that magic plays within. 
>In fact, I'd closer characterize magick with chaos
Physics contains; magic operates; chaos spreads thereby. I cannot see the hierarchy, but I find little to disagree with.

>>4543
what does magic operate?

>>4545
Mind?