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ridgecoyote t1_izkgfeo wrote

Reply to comment by WyGaminggm in /r/philosophy Open Discussion Thread | December 05, 2022 by BernardJOrtcutt

I like where your going. You’re almost there… but the universe does not have a chaotic nature- the parts of it we comprehend we call “ordered” and the parts we don’t we call “chaotic “ but these are subjective terms.

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WyGaminggm t1_izki3kf wrote

Thats an intriguing point of view. Where do I go to learn more about the objective comprehension of the universe's nature?

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ridgecoyote t1_izkixi4 wrote

Honestly, I would start with Robert Pirsig’s Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Don’t read any reviews, just get it on Amazon and read it. He lays out a lot of this in a nuanced way that would be helpful in many ways. Don’t listen to what anyone says, the book wasn’t made for anyone but those asking the kinds of questions you’re asking.

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