If you think that chance created the universe you have no objective basis for morality at all. If chaos is the mother of all things then there is nothing in reality which prohibits such acts as theft, rape, murder, and so on.
>>7284322>Come on anon, let's be grounded here. Beauty is arguably a social factor and is influenced by society from time to time, look at the various fashions of man, even ones that look hideous to us are seen as very attractive by others.Beauty is prior to social interaction. Beauty exists before men begin talking to each other. Sure, social interaction creates standards of social beauty, but before men even begin talking to each other there has to be the world with all its harmony, the stability of being. Without the constant ordering of being we wouldn't have any society.
> If beauty is a universal standard then why does it rest on the eyes of it's beholders?It doesn't. Everything that exists is beautiful in its existence. This is objective beauty. Think of something "ugly", like a cockroach. This repulses people, naturally. But a cockroach is beautiful in its being, its existence, in the ordering of its parts, and in its nature. Imagine looking at a cockroach and it metamorphosing every second into another creature or object of various colours and dimensions. That would be close to true ugliness, true chaos. That would be something our minds would be truly repulsed by. But even that would not be complete and utter ugliness, because even in an existence as chaotic as that, there is still existence.
>Chaos doesn't mean beauty can't exist, in fact, it may be it's birthplace.No, order or being is the source of beauty. Try imagining the abomination that I just described above. That is a creature closer to chaos, but, even then, not a true creature of chaos, because a true creature of chaos would not be intelligible at all, you wouldn't be able to see or experience it in any way.
>>7284324>Empiricism has shown how natural order can arise.Empiricism cannot possibly do that, it's beyond its scope.
