Humans by nature have a natural will to create order, it is what we strive to achieve, but once order has been created then we cannot help but be bored by that, thus creating chaos in the process. Keep in mind that no such thing as simulated chaos exists. Simulated chaos is real chaos. No distinguishable difference other than our clouded perception. The issue with order is that we have a will to eliminate chaos, but once chaos has been eliminated, we continue with that mission. We become fanatical about it. Fanatics can never be trusted for all must be in balance. Would this not include chaos and order is well? We must then strive for a state of balance between the chaos and order, for everything must be in balance. This is the only logical explanation for the matter. Too much order, and the chaos seeps out of our thoughts into our reality, as shown by our world of today. Too much chaos, and we have the natural will to order that many of us feel when in a chaotic environment. As with all else we have, these two things must be kept in balance. Civilization has done its duty in creating order, but it has gone overboard in doing so causing such things as crime, etc. The underlying chaos that results from our idealist situation is a substitute for the chaos we require to have balance. However, due to our view that Utopia would be nothing but order, we punish those who feel the imbalance in our society and wish to rectify this thing manually. The reality of the matter is that in a true utopia would have its share of chaos and order functioning smoothly together.
