2 sides of the same coin

They're both criminals with deep psychological issues.

They both need each other to exist

both wear stupid clown costumes.

a coin only has two sides

No, order is a subset of chaos and can be rearranged in a multitude of ways to permute whatever new order is desired.

The opposite of order is disorder.

Order and disorder are man made concepts, artificial divisions of pure chaos.

Except order is primary. One cannot know that something is disordered unless one first knows what order is.

>order is a division of chaos
Found the retard

No there are two faces and the surrounding edge making three sides.

The surrounding edge is circular. If the edge is a side, that means that a side is on the other side of itself. Which is impossible.

There are multitudes of order, you can arrange things in alphabetical order but they will still be disordered chromatically.

They're both inmates in an asylum

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Chaos is a ladder

The edge is on the outside, the faces are on the inside.

if there are multitudes of order, there is an ordering of order. which makes order, again, primary

What's cringier than posting comic book pages like theyre insightful?

the edge is a side that is outside.
the face is a side that is inside.
this is chaos, not order.

your face

>entropy isn't real
oh shit

So what comes first and what comes last and why: alphabetical order, numerical order, or chromatic order?

what makes you think that entropy is disorder?

manchildren being allowed to think their comic books are deep intricate works of art is why capeshit is so popular now

Being too much of a brainlet to understand the most hamfisted comic book attempt at symbolism.

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It is the arrangement of chaos into an arbitrary order based on the desire to make sense of observation.

But chaos is a fucking ladder, faggot.

They're opposites in personality and outlook but keep the cycle of mayhem alive through their relationship (and mostly because of Batman's no killing policy)

>he says intentionally

Is disorder the absence of order or is order the absence of disorder?
It's just a matter of definition and metaphysically arbitrary.

"absence" is an ordering principle, though

it's why Batman is the worst character ever made. He became a vigilante mostly because of his parents death by criminal. Every time Batman doesn't kill Joker, he's knowingly letting him go free/knows he will be let go because he's insane, just to kill more parents of kids, only those parents and that kid don't have a billion dollars to grow up with and become a vigilante with.
in his stupid fucking girlbrain he thinks he's somehow better than joker despite letting so many kids be orphaned

Order is like a polarized lens in which to view chaos.
Disorder is any polarity which gets filtered out by the type of polarization you apply to the lens.

Something can be ordered alphabetically, but still disordered chronologically.

No they both blatantly ignore due process and the rule of law.

wanna know how i got these scars?

>if you don't like it you don't understand it

Absence is a disordering principle.

Batman realizes the importance of giving time and effort to help others in need.

Joker symbolizes apathy and giving up which makes him the opposite.

Linguistically and literally, disorder is the absence of order.
Metaphysically and practically, order is the absence of disorder.

>Joker symbolized apathy
He puts way more thought, preparation, and effort into his schemes than batman needs to foil them.

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it suggests mirror images of something bigger than both, more whole yet perhaps more abstract than either suggest individually.

a- is the prefix indicating opposite of
dis- is the prefix indicating absence of