Caos, virus, calma

Chaos is more organized than we think. It is not anarchy. In Physics, chaos has rules: irregularity, strangeness, multiplicity, speed, among many others. The curious thing is that the properties of agitated matter are not only found in the universe but are also possessed by experimental art, post-truth and social cataclysms. The essay analyzes modern artistic, social and political chaos through chaology, translating and adapting physics to the humanities in a clear way. Establishing a system of comparisons between physical theory, post-truth, epidemiology and art, the thesis of Chaos, virus, calm also resides in the fact that deconstruction, nihilism and relativism have been the parents of post-truth. Or, rather, post-falsehood.