this might turn into a spiritual/philasophical debate, so be prepared for it to possibly be moved.



are words concrete? are they set in stone?

can a person truly (and logically) define a word in the complete opposite of it's previous deffenition?

such concepts as good and evil, chaos and order, peace and harmony, i have seen these words to be so loosely defined, and improperly at that, the popular deffenitions are so concieted and ignorant, such as chaos, people most often associate chaos with negativity, they see death and destruction as chaos, and order is the element which negates chaos, but that is just simply not the case.

what most see as chaos, i have learned to see as the natural order of the universe, and what people see as order, i see as death and destruction of harmony.

i have seen peace and harmony confused as well, such as the case of "order can bring forth peace". this is the most ignorant and concieted comment i have ever heard; when's the last time order brought us peace?

no, more importantly, when is the last time order brought upon us harmony of any sort?

order is the true chaos, chaos is the true harmony, and harmony is the true peace.

chaos is the order of nature, yet humanity ever so ignorantly attempts to instill their own order, and the only thing that has come of it yet is death and destruction of nature, peace, and harmony.
Stoner Shadow Wolf Reviewed by Stoner Shadow Wolf on . Redefining words this might turn into a spiritual/philasophical debate, so be prepared for it to possibly be moved. are words concrete? are they set in stone? can a person truly (and logically) define a word in the complete opposite of it's previous deffenition? such concepts as good and evil, chaos and order, peace and harmony, i have seen these words to be so loosely defined, and improperly at that, the popular deffenitions are so concieted and ignorant, such as chaos, people most often Rating: 5