Chaos and complexity are not the same (chaos and chaos aren't either, but that's a different line of flight than the one we're taking). Chaos is everything, and everything within chaos is complex. This does not mean chaos and complexity are the same. Complexity exists mainly within frames of chaos. These frames - of course - are made of chaos, they are fragments of chaos. Frames of chaos aggregate intensities (which are also fragments of chaos). Once a sufficient quantity of intensities are aggregated in a frame (which they always already are), it becomes complex. The specific complexity of a particular frame arises, made entirely of fragments of chaos. Chaos, again encompasses all frames, their taking shape and dissolution. Frames are specific fragments of the source of specificity and fragmentation (therefore of existence): chaos.