>>280460489
>This isn't human behavior
Everything humans do is human behaviour, you were just instructed by the zeitgeist of your culture to only accept some aspects of humanity as such
>no different from animals [...] raised in packs
Humans are animals raised in packs; specifically, we're raised in captivity
>It's simply incompatible with life, at least with civilized life
It's the opposite, this behaviours are only common, if not possibile at all, in civilized life; before sedentary civilization this kind of acts against members of your own tribe would have been an alien concept
>I'll be able to get rid of these monsters who call themselves human beings
And this is the nucleus of your emotional reaction. You forged an image within your mind of what a human is, molded so that the image of yourself fit and satisfying yourself, and then cast out those who are not similar to you, the outcasts of your acceptance, the mirrors of your Shadow
It's just inherited, internalized tribalism.
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Chaos provides for creation, growth, adaptation, and the general concept of "Gaia" and/or the divine feminine THOUGH.
>>95681753
makes a lucid argument otherwise, but I would rejoinder that "successful" systems in real life (That is to say, economic/legal systems that reduce human suffering and advance their own society) generally allow a significant amount of wiggle room. Fully planned economies have consistently failed, creating starvation and scarcity, while unfettered "ancap" economies have created much human suffering and pollution. (See 1880s robber barons pre antitrust act). Legal entities who succeed generally have recognized their own fallibility, and their own tendency to stifle the emergence of good ideas, and have therefore abdicated large chunks of control while still maintaining an appropriate amount of order.
There's also the fact that fundamentally, perfect Chaos and perfect Law are identical. I.e. the literal physical distribution of energy tends towards "entropy", a state where that energy is distributed perfectly evenly and therefore nothing moves. This is the Heat Death Of The Universe, where energy, which can neither be created not destroyed, has been inevitably smeared into a perfectly level serving across all reality, and absolutely nothing ever happens ever again. That is, the end state of Anarchy is the end state of Stultification and vice versa. This applies physically, metaphysically, and practically.
>>95681753
makes a lucid argument otherwise, but I would rejoinder that "successful" systems in real life (That is to say, economic/legal systems that reduce human suffering and advance their own society) generally allow a significant amount of wiggle room. Fully planned economies have consistently failed, creating starvation and scarcity, while unfettered "ancap" economies have created much human suffering and pollution. (See 1880s robber barons pre antitrust act). Legal entities who succeed generally have recognized their own fallibility, and their own tendency to stifle the emergence of good ideas, and have therefore abdicated large chunks of control while still maintaining an appropriate amount of order.
There's also the fact that fundamentally, perfect Chaos and perfect Law are identical. I.e. the literal physical distribution of energy tends towards "entropy", a state where that energy is distributed perfectly evenly and therefore nothing moves. This is the Heat Death Of The Universe, where energy, which can neither be created not destroyed, has been inevitably smeared into a perfectly level serving across all reality, and absolutely nothing ever happens ever again. That is, the end state of Anarchy is the end state of Stultification and vice versa. This applies physically, metaphysically, and practically.