As of late I have been studying "Chaos" and "Order" as man views them, how man's mind distorts them, and how religion perfects them. I had a sudden epiphany in my studies as to the boundless circle of it all. And this is what I concluded:

The mind is capricious(impulsive/unpredictable), having various effects on perception, time, and the mind itself. Mental and physical progress through the mind can only be made when one obtains some internal harmony, usually a religious break through or advancement with the opposite sex.

Chaos, like the mind, can be understood through man's scientific process. Chaos, is the degradation of ones said mind, in turn bringing confusion and anarchy, which are generally considered vulgar. But, that same anarchy is what has led countless enslaved nations to rise and present a new order. So how vulgar can anarchy be if it creates an establishment, much less anything at all?

Order, however, is only as good as the perception thereof. Order is generally described as that which is harmoniously enacted in methodical arrangement with an underlining reference to that which is not. Which simply means that ones view of order will inevitably be another's chaos.

Time, on the other hand, is the key that links them both. Time is merely the system of sequential relations any event has to any other, most obvious being; past, present, and future. Religious beliefs aside, the only thing that bears witness to man's order and chaos in it's entirety is time, which in turn brings about a constantly changing ideal of order and chaos.

So, we come to the fact that time erodes human perception and in turn warps the mind. But, perception overall, is what shapes the mind and rules over time. In conclusion, it is not chaos and order or the time that will see it through, but the way we perceive and use the knowledge of man's past mistakes to ultimately bring an end to our strife. In return we hope for perfection through religion or another human's love. And when we do finally fill that void, we being the imperfect/animalistic beings we are, constantly try and find a way to bring excitement or chaos into perfection, so as to save ourselves from the perfection we ultimately see as boredom. All which inevitably leads us back to the beginning we so desperately tried to escape.