| | i enjoyed your message but i think its only necessary to tell you that there are certain "logical" bases for irrationality. If we as humans think illogically, or unpredictably, we are still following a pattern of predictability -which is unpredictability. As a condensed version of this theory, we can think irrationally and still come to order in the end. There are mathematical equations to prove that disorder arrives at order eventually and why should we be so different in thinking? The only conflicts that could be presented are that A) spectators of the creative process behind irrationality would be lost and B) it could theoretically take a long time to get the desired practical results. However, sectators will always be lost in the creative process of a true free-thinker, that is why they themselves didn't think of whatever the new idea was themselves and even logical processes take large amounts of time if you want something worth while.
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