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This is http://www.essayz.com/a9404062.htm Previous-Essay <== This-Essay ==> Following-Essay Click HERE on this line to find essays via Your-Key-Words. {Most frequent wordstarts of each essay will be put here.} ========================================================== %CHAOS THEORY REFLEX FEED-BACK LOOP CAUSE EFFECT+940406 %SMALL DIFFERENCE START CONCLUDE CATASTROPHE JOY+940406 %TRAGIC CONSEQUENCE FUNDAMENTAL LAW LEGALISTIC 940406 Chaos theory offers a way to understand how it is that people who apparently agree with each other about how life should be regulated---often disagree among themselves and/or with others whom reason suggests should all agree among themselves. Chaos theory deals with the multitude of situations wherein small initial differences in beginning conditions are amplified through feed-back loops of cause and effect into major difference in the consequences which flow from the small initial differences. Because of the nature of reflexive relationships---which entail many feed-back loops whereby participants' actions reflect back upon themselves---our reflexive relationships are highly likely to illustrate the phenomena which chaos theory illuminates. This is not as true in the case of objective relationships where reflexive phenomena are nearly, but not entirely, absent; and so feed-back loops do not play so major a role. People who seek to regulate life in terms of carefully constructed systems of rules, laws, regulations, taboos, proscriptions, and prescriptions---which are based upon expectations, descriptions, predictions and theories of cause and effect---often fail because they are dealing with reflexive relationships wherein a web of feed-back loops lead to repeated illustrations of chaotic processes. Chaotic processes cannot be accurately and reliably predicted, and so there is no reliable basis for adopting and enforcing any system of rules, laws, regulations, taboos, proscriptions and/or prescriptions. In chaotic processes there is no fully reliable basis for expectations, descriptions, predictions and theories of cause and effect---which are all founded primarily upon long past experience. When we are confronted with chaotic processes we must be ever observant of current conditions and processes--- and make decisions and engage in actions which are responsive to very recent changes in processes,insights and perceptions within our context. Ancient truths often become uncouth within chaotic contexts, especially if ancient truths are absolutised to the exclusion of careful attention to and consideration of recent changes in our contexts and existential perceptions. If we seek to guide our lives exclusively in terms of ancient truths we are likely to become uncouth; i.e., insensitive to the experiences and sensibilities of people around us, and so unloving. True love is not preoccupied with systems of rules, laws, regulations, taboos, proscriptions, and prescriptions---which are based upon old expectations, descriptions, predictions and theories of cause and effect. True love is not inclined towards seeking to be in control or trying to accurately predict the consequences of people's decisions and actions---apart from constant sensitivity to changing conditions and contexts. (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy) ==========================================================