When we attempt to make order out of chaos we risk distorting reality?

Question

When we attempt to make order out of chaos we risk distorting reality.

This is a prompt in which I must expand upon for my Year 12 English essay. I must link the quote to the piece of writing somehow.

What are the themes of this prompt and what does it mean? What should i discuss?

Note: All pieces are based on madness and illnesses that make people go mad. Maybe they don't realise they are mad.

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Answer 1

That's to say that the only natural state for humans is chaos.

Or that humans don't have the abilities necessary for such a task and any action we took would work against us.

But personally, I think trying to make order is PART of our chaos. So to stop it would also distort reality.

Good luck!