The Impossibility of a Perfect System
There are three primary forces in reality that make it impossible for a perfect government, a perfect ideology, a perfect church, a perfect company, or a perfect person to exist. They are these: uncertainty, complexity, and entropy (decay).
Ideas are, in their base form, perfect, but only in the form of an idea. Even bad ideas are perfect in the sense that conceptually they should work if applied. (This is not necessarily a moral perfection, but a perfection of the ideal outcome of the idea, although moral perfections apply as well) Once an idea is applied in a system of matter and energy of relative complexity, the complexity leads to a degree of uncertainty that is impossible to anticipate or significantly control, and that once perfect concept cannot maintain its perfection in a physical world, and becomes flawed and unpredictable.
Entropy, or decay, plays an important factor in this as well. Since matter and energy are in constant change in structure, mass, movement, and chemical composition, no idea or form can maintain a flawless or perfect state. Over time, matter deteriorates because of the constant change involved with the passage of time.
Without a static and timeless matrix to operate in, and with the shear complexity of the arrangement of matter, energy, and spacetime, no form or idea has a perfect, unchanging mold or host to operate in. When ideas operate in our reality, ideas like belief systems and ideologies are inherently flawed for 3 main reasons: because the physical realm they operate in decays over time; the system of matter, energy, and spacetime is extremely complex; and that complexity leads to an inherent unpredictability and uncertainty within the system.
No complex idea about government, religion, or reality in general can be projected into the physical reality without a certain degree of error or imperfection, even if that idea seems perfect in its mental and cognitive conception. Good night everyone. I sleep well at night btw. Like a rock! Up to 12 hours at a time! Even with these thoughts!🤣
Ideas are, in their base form, perfect, but only in the form of an idea. Even bad ideas are perfect in the sense that conceptually they should work if applied. (This is not necessarily a moral perfection, but a perfection of the ideal outcome of the idea, although moral perfections apply as well) Once an idea is applied in a system of matter and energy of relative complexity, the complexity leads to a degree of uncertainty that is impossible to anticipate or significantly control, and that once perfect concept cannot maintain its perfection in a physical world, and becomes flawed and unpredictable.
Entropy, or decay, plays an important factor in this as well. Since matter and energy are in constant change in structure, mass, movement, and chemical composition, no idea or form can maintain a flawless or perfect state. Over time, matter deteriorates because of the constant change involved with the passage of time.
Without a static and timeless matrix to operate in, and with the shear complexity of the arrangement of matter, energy, and spacetime, no form or idea has a perfect, unchanging mold or host to operate in. When ideas operate in our reality, ideas like belief systems and ideologies are inherently flawed for 3 main reasons: because the physical realm they operate in decays over time; the system of matter, energy, and spacetime is extremely complex; and that complexity leads to an inherent unpredictability and uncertainty within the system.
No complex idea about government, religion, or reality in general can be projected into the physical reality without a certain degree of error or imperfection, even if that idea seems perfect in its mental and cognitive conception. Good night everyone. I sleep well at night btw. Like a rock! Up to 12 hours at a time! Even with these thoughts!🤣
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