Kudos Basileos,
While I am not sure the results of a battle between the two demons would be so clear cut; I am happy to have read your account. Sometimes, as with the flocking of birds, there is an underlying rule that is very simple, such as maintaining a specific range of proximity, which will reproduce complex behaviors in simulations of flocks. There is a book I liked "The Hidden Dimension" that talks about perceived closeness or distance and the perceived need for specific amounts of personal space, in humans and animals.
I won't try to argue against chaos theory. If you read my essay; you'll see why. But I will tell you that I am one of those guys who thinks a LOT about questions like 'what happened at or before the first instant?', and 'why does creation (cosmic evolution) proceed toward something like what we see today?' I am reminded of a lecture by Lee Smolin, and a brief conversation afterward, where he talked about Energetic Causal Sets, which seems about the simplest Physics answer to the question.
You might like to hear about a tale from ancient Egypt. Perhaps the oldest epic poem in existence is a little-known story called Hekau or 'the utterance.' It begins "Hekau, anook puuh, Khephr naah" transliterated from the sound as told by Halim El Dabh. This roughly translates as 'the utterance is the origin story of Khephra.' The moral of the story is that the Divine needed to create its own form first, before material creation could commence. In my mind; this is Math before Physics, but it's also like the fireball knowing the laws of nature, in order to create our reality.
All the Best,
Jonathan
