There's a corollary here about the very human nature of seeking to find order in chaos. I'm not sure how to voice it exactly but it cuts to the philosophy of ma

There's a corollary here about the very human nature of seeking to find order in chaos. I'm not sure how to voice it exactly but it cuts to the philosophy of mathematics, especially probability and statistics. We are beings that seek to attach order and patterns to randomness and noise even when there might be none. And when it is a pattern or recognizable slice of information within something than contains very few, if any of those slices we are astounded and ponder the greater nature of whatever we observe.