Chaos Theory - Why Life is so Freaking Chaotic

[SwiftQuill]

I absolutely loved the videos where Leo tackled scientific concepts and mixed them with structural-stage yellow ideas. 

• Quantum Mechanics Debunks Materialism
• Relativism

Leo has mentioned the idea of creating a video on Chaos Theory. Here are some questions that can be explored:

• What is Chaos? How do mathematicians/scientists/philosophers define it?
• What is Chaos Theory?
• Why is it that life feels so chaotic and unpredictable?
• Why is it that no matter how much we study something, it's never "enough"? E.g. how an economist can spend decades studying economics models, yet make bad predictions again and again on how the inflation/unemployment/GDP will be in the future.
• Why does the word "chaos" have a bad connotation? 
• Why didn't "God" create a simple universe with few variables?
• How come no single philosophy or ideology can fully encapsulate the complexity of life? (not even Nonduality)
• Why is the universe so chaotic? Even outside this tiny planet, even far in the distance into space, there are quasars, black holes, all sorts of strange, complex objects
• What are the metaphysical implications of Chaos Theory?
• What epistemological errors do we make when we distinguish "chaos" from "non chaos"?
• What are useful perspectives we can adopt from it, to grow in life?

[Ero]

+1 These are phenomenal topics. I have come to appreciate more and more the fundamental significance of "Chaos"/ undefinability and uncomputability. So much so that I want to pursue a PhD to better understand it.

[The Crocodile]