Inevitability of Forms

A philosophical exploration of the paradox that is the inevitability of forms.

It is said that the universe is governed by an underlying structure, a framework that dictates the course of reality. Some call this structure 'form', a set of rules that shape and mold the fabric of space and time.

Others argue that the universe is, in fact, formless, a chaotic tapestry of random events and happenstance.

But is it not the case that even in the absence of form, there is still an underlying structure, a meta-form that governs the lack of form?