1) What are the differences between Order and Anarchy?
2) Any examples of Anarchy in Universe, Nature and known knowledge?
3) Anarchy also follow some rules?
4) Is Anarchy a part of Order?
5) Is anarchy a change maker?
6) Anarchy in real is an Anarchy?
7) Any other parameters and observations about anarchy?
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Dear Raja N A Khan ,
For nature example, in an atom, electrons orbit around the nucleus. There are laws governing their orbits, and the electrons are arranged according to that system. When energy is given to these electrons from outside, for example by light, the electrons shake off the constraints of the nucleus and become free. This phenomenon is called ionization. Between the nucleus and the free electron, a distance-dependent attractive force (rule) called the Coulomb force still continues to act. However, since it has a kinetic energy greater than its Coulomb potential, it is affected but not dominated.
We apply a voltage to these free electrons to generate an electric current. When the current flows, we know that light has hit the material. In other words, the free electrons are used by us for sensing.
There are multiple levels of order and disorder, and the level of dominance is determined by the amount of energy one possesses, and within that energy range, a free electron can bring about "change", such as making a fluorescent material glow. However, it may take much more energy to cause a nuclear reaction.
This may not be a sufficient answer, but the point that order and anarchy is a hierarchical structure that varies according to criteria (energy in nature) may have something in common with social considerations.
First,
You have to write the definitions of each:
Anarchy: a state of disorder due to absence or non-recognition of authority or other controlling systems. (Google Dictionary)
Order: the arrangement or disposition of people or things in relation to each other according to a particular sequence, pattern, or method. (Google Dictionary)
Second,
To know more about Order and Anarchy, you can buy Order and Anarchy book from Robert Hugh Layton.
Third,
If anarchy is strictly a synonym of disorder, than there is no rules that governs the system because by definition itself.
Fourth,
About observations of Anarchy as a political term, you have plenty of examples in Wikipedia, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchy
About observations of Anarchy as a biological or scientific term, you can read Paul Feyerabend's books.
Thanks for reading!
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