All in all randomness and indeterministic phenomena bring joy and excitement. My euphoria is flying and trying hard in pure chaos and watching the results.
Raph Koster talks about the same idea in his great book "A theory of Fun" where he says human beings are fascinated by the act of trying to find patterns and once they find these patterns, then it is not fun for them anymore, in this case he is talking about games and the point when a game becomes not fun anymore.
In either case back to the subject and the reason I'm after reverse chaos theory is to be able to find randomness in what appears to be orderly and deterministic. I'm practicing this, for example when I take the same road everyday to work, I try to find little differences in the path everyday, like the way the cat moves or change in the tree heights ... ;) ... new experiences can be found after all ...
In either case back to the subject and the reason I'm after reverse chaos theory is to be able to find randomness in what appears to be orderly and deterministic. I'm practicing this, for example when I take the same road everyday to work, I try to find little differences in the path everyday, like the way the cat moves or change in the tree heights ... ;) ... new experiences can be found after all ...
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