Why is life programmed to survive?

[Thumpalumpacus]

Well intelligent life creates chaos.

The surface of the sun is roiling "chaos", but have you ever seen it fade or brighten?

The sun actually does dim and brighten, with sunspots. I don't see them, but that's because I don't make a habit of staring at the sun, for what I hope are obvious reasons, and because the change in total output is probably too small for my eyes to detect.

But even in its "roiling chaos", it changes its output regularly.

And the original meaning of the word "chaos" (Greek) is an infinite ocean of undifferentiated water-like substance. There is no arising and falling of forms because no form is possible where there is no empty space to define an outer membrane.

Captain Obvious to Lieutenant Irrelevant, please 10-3, repeat, please 10-3.

The point of life is obvious: To grow.

And a bacterium comprehends that how, again? Or, say, a mushroom?

Obvious humanocentrism is obvious.