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But if order precedes chaos, mightn't the "chaos" be orderly in its own way (though not, perhaps, in a way that we can measure)?
In the same way, if order seems to come from chaos, isn't it conceivable that the chaos wasn't really that at all?
HMs post seems to point to that. I don't know that there's any way to simulate true chaos on a board. Rules are inherent because the board and the pieces are limited to certain actions.
I'm way out of my balliwick here. But sometimes the simple questions are useful.
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