So, basically, /ourguys/ dropped all of this vague "evidence" to a bunch of "conspiracy theorists" (autistic people), all along trying to coax someone in to referencing the phenomenon taking place in areas of the internet about which little is known, pretty much all with the intent of using some sort of judical process to prove in the most inarguable fashion that all of the things spoken of here are true, at least to some extent (accounting for tactical misinformation)?

As much as I don't want it to be true, sounds pretty interesting.

Hopefully the finale doesn't take that much longer.

>>5616934

You're quite the enigma, anon.

You see through the "it's just free speech" libido dominandi, but you take muh joo distraction bait…

Well, whatever. Keep it up, I guess.

>>5616880

Hell, that actually makes a surprising amount of sense all of a sudden.

So… does that make "watch the water" = Blackwater?…

>>5617021

Hey, anon. I think you tagged the wrong person.

>>5617141

But, anon, WE are chaos.

>>5617162

>>5617163

>>5617177

It goes deeper than that, anons.

Evolution = entropy.

Disorder is necessary. This is why the jungle is important and why its laws cannot be ignored.

>>5617232

While we really shouldn't get caught up on this, evolution should increase inexorably… that's kinda the whole point.

Disorder is more sensible of an explanation when we talk about "the jungle" because it has its limitations. Evolution, however, continues beyond humans, as it began before humans. In this analogy, humans developed socialization unlike other creatures, and therefore the analogy fits a little bit better.

Thanks, though.

>>5617304

I'm confused why you'd point out nuanced differences, then suggest they're synonymous terms once we discuss them further…

>>5617344

Sure, but can't they both simultaneously be used as nouns in the same analogy used to convey a particular idea?

Are you always this pedantic?

>>5617333

>>5617361

The two of you do realize that the term has a definition beyond the term as it stands as a physics concept, correct?

>>5617369

good god tuck your aspie back in, anon.

>>5617419

Maybe you missed the part where the founding fathers subverted the ruling class, establishing a bastion for free speech and worship, resulting in a multi-ethnic culture (initially, self-segregated) entirely devoted to the ideas of freedom and justice.

Our ancestors escaped the identitiy politics game used to divide and conquer them.

It's not like there's nothing wrong with ethno-states or being racially aware. But, these types of questions are better asked after we go about unchaining everyone… again.

>>5617453

Which is why I never intended to refer to evolution being synonymous with, or even structured similarly to, entropy, the concept acknowledged and studied by physicists and engineers alike, and instead the slow and gradual decline to disorder or lack of predictability.

Relax. You're not at your day job here…

Forgetting where you are, anon?