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Chaos is Adaptive and Flexible
You don’t have to do much at all to introduce chaos into any system. If you give anything organized enough time it will eventually find its way to a state of total chaos.
Chaos is entirely flexible—it can bend and not break. Organization typically only works under the conditions it was organized for. If those conditions change, it will no longer function as intended.
Chaos is more like liquid, it molds and fits its shape to whatever it needs to and is quick to change when the conditions require it.