>>350 I disagree. Order does exist, by pure chance.

It is quite fascinating. Consider Langdon's Ant: From very simple strict rules, chaos and unpredictability emerges. There are other examples as well, such as Go, or computers.

And from pure chaos, order emerges. After thousands of steps, the ant will cut orderly diagonal paths through the chaos. There are other examples as well, such as with any randomly shuffled deck of cards, there will inevitably be a surprising number of cards in ascending and descending order.

The question what was first doesn't even matter: Chaos and order beget each other, and each exists only within the other.

That said: You should clean up your room.