Summary Of The Material World By Margaret Cavendish

Cavendish takes four plausible explanations for the order and complexities in this material world. She states that all things immaterial, God, are nonsense.The next possible explanation is that chance is the reason for the order and complexities.The idea that since the beginning of time the extremely complex minutiae that goes into the operation of the world has been left to chance is incredibly weak which isn't something you can base the rest of your premise on. The next being laws of nature, laws are often generalizations that turn abstract macro concepts into micro situations, an attempt to extrapolate all the data we can understand and apply it to our limited grasp of the world. This limited grasp is what we base laws on so it's illogical
to use that as your matrix for the explanation of order on a macro scale.Thus, leaving the only conclusion to be that the material world has a sense of inherent intelligence.
Panpsychism as a concept seems far-fetched but when broken down it's a convincing way of explaining the almost eerie orderliness of the world in which we live in. Materials in our world interact and understand their role in this complex ecosystem without a single hiccup this means at an atomic there is something in the material world that grants all things with an inherent intelligence. If for not that then the world would simply be a large chaotic accident which does not help us grasp the world around us at a higher level.