It wouldn't because fascism is very centralistic

It is my most controversial statement but I go by it-stable societies KILL innovations.

It just gets in the way for their stability to properly function.

Correct, Yord.

You require creative destruction.

Stable societies LOVE conservatism, but in the worse sense.

It is that pursuit of an absolute stability which consumes the chaos that should be wielded in balance, neither to consume the other.

Order|Chaos

They occupy a particular societal equilibria where all the forces acting on a collective are perfectly balanced and the firmer the balance, the less the innovation.

Indeed.

I like your thinking @Jeremy

I have similar ideas.

I love the science of complexity-if you ever heard of it cause most scientists would tell you there is no such a thing,

This was fundamental behind the idea of our Constitutional Republic.

This simple concept.

but I believe the best systems are the ones who implement chaos to the furthest degree possible.

You get best results not when you have a strict immovable hierarchies but when you have the best **controlled** chaos.

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I believe this is true everywhere-biology, society, the battlefields, even medicine.

You're on your way to earning your Scottish Rite.

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But when you tell it to a common bloke he thinks you are insane.

Of course.

What is Scottish Rite?

They cannot grasp it, and where you're now in your philosophy, is the fundamental truth of it all.

Oh, it was a freemason reference.

I'm nostalgic like that.

I really want to build an entire ideology around it and have been trying to do it for some time but every time I speak about it on the Internet my countrymen laugh at me.

Even think I should be hospitalized.

@yordanyordanov https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entropy?wprov=sfla1

Just where do you believe the Latin motto *Ordo ab Chao* was derived?

You have no idea how much trouble I have making people realize what I'm talking about.

From chaos come an internal order that arises from within, not without.

A stable chaos.

It's just like markets.

@ArmouredHeart Nope, actually entropy can't live without order, but it's difficult to explain it too.

@yordanyordanov Start with a solid understanding of entropy and enthalpy and work from there.

There's also Chaos Theory. Is that what you're referencing, ArmouredHeart?

I actually have a solid understanding of LIFE.