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Unlike what many people think, Chaos is not lack of order. Chaos is a greek word "the primal emptiness, space" which was incorrectly interpreted at a later stage "disorder". At M2MSys® we use the term to describe the most efficient state of efficiency. Chaos is good. Chaos requires a lot of skill to be achieved. A good example of this situation, is to imagine planes landing and departing 1 inch apart. Another good example is to image a highway at rush hour, in which cars drive with millimeters apart. So by now, it shouldn't be a surprise to you, if we define Chaos as what happens immediately BEFORE there's total absence of order. At M2MSys® we use Chaos and Chaos Theory to study chaotic systems which are systems that seem to behave randomly but aren't. They are actually deterministic systems (predictable if you have enough information) governed by physical laws, that are very difficult to predict accurately (a commonly used example is weather forecasting).
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