Most Of Nature Is Inherently Chaotic. It's

If There Is No Randomness In The Universe, Then What Do We Mean By Chaos?

The Fact That You Can Forge A Twenty Dollar Bill Doesn't Prove That All Twenty Dollar Bills Are Forgeries.

The Gaia Hypothesis Of James Lovelock [and Lynn Margulis] Puts Forward A Scientific View Of The Living Earth, Which In One Respect Is Modern, Empherical, Scientific, In Another Respect Re-awakens An Ancient Archetype, Which In Fact Is So Clearly Suggested By The Very Name Of The Hypothesis, Gaia, The Greek Name For Mother Earth.

The Biggest Bursts Of Speciation That We Know About In The History Of The Earth Are Soon After Great Cataclysms, Like The Extinction Of The Dinosaurs, Which Create New Opportunities, And All Sorts Of New Forms Spring Up... So, Quite Often, The Reasons For Creativity Depend On Accidents Or Disasters That Prevent The Normal Habits Being Carried Out.

The Idea Is That There Is A Kind Of Memory In Nature. Each Kind Of Thing Has A Collective Memory. So, Take A Squirrel Living In New York Now. That Squirrel Is Being Influenced By All Past Squirrels.