Entropy in motion.

Why nothing will ever go smoothly. Chaos grows exponentially faster than order in any environment. A jigsaw puzzle has one set order (completed), yet many forms of chaos, or many ways it can not be in order (just shake it). Consider a cup sitting on a table. There is order when it is on the table, sitting upright. It can be knocked over. It can spill its contents. It can fall off the table and break, either partially (lose it's handle, or chip), or completely (shatter). You can glue it back together, but it will never be exactly the same, it will remain fragile. True order is not maintained. Add another one, the order doubles and the chaos multiplies even more.

Perfect example, sitting at meeting. You're sitting in the hall paying attention is order. Everything you see or hear is the environment. The more people sitting in front of you, the more order you have. They are all listening as well. But the more order (people paying attention) in your environment (everything you see or hear), the more chances for chaos (distractions). The more people in front of you, the more chances for distractions. The more people going from order(paying attention) to chaos(standing up, talking loud, falling asleep, allowing babies to be a distraction), the more you're in chaos (not being able to pay attention). There's a simple solution to all this. Sit as close to the front as possible, and kill all the babies in your hall. It goes along with Murphy's law quite well. The more that can go wrong, the more will go wrong. Take care of the babies and lessen the chaos. Which brings me to my next point.

When it comes to the organization, entropy gets out of wack. One environment,one order, one chaos. Knowing God's law (environment), following them and making it into the new system(order), not following them and not making it into the new system (take a guess).

So much simpler.