self-organization

is a principle of order facilitated by random 'noise' which, being random, lets the system explore a wide variety of states and increase the chances it will find order.

The principle of 'order from noise' was formulated by the cybernetician Heinz von Foerster in 1960.[7] It notes that self-organization is facilitated by random perturbations ('noise') that let the system explore a variety of states in its state space. This increases the chance that the system would arrive into the basin of a 'strong' or 'deep' attractor, from which it would then quickly enter the attractor itself.' (wiki)

is a process that develops itself within a system, and from this 'self' allows order to develop.

processes that develop themselves within a system, and from this 'self' allow order to develop, ..

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self organization