Here we see glimmers of the godhead within the rational mechanism, which gradually appears through the transition from the heroic myth to the tragedy archetype. Those pillars of heroic myth, by which we stand, begin to topple, and so the tragedy is the gradual release of that standing tension, often punctuated by a liberating catharsis through the final fall. What was once perceived as a timeless reality reveals itself as built and ephemeral, a revelation that allows for a release from a constant exertion which no longer comes naturally and with joy, but with a burden and an overwhelming sense of artificiality.
And so what is the answer for maintaining complex systems within this milieu of comprehension? Well, it is intrinsic to these systems that they eventually fail, and that the best one can do is let life systems maintain these greater complex systems as best as possible. Let life be. Relinquish controls, which, although may have been effective or even essential at lower and earlier stages of complexity, now only serve to extend the gradual unwinding of a system through constant modulation and tuning.
