Creating Order From Chaos

In the midst of thinking about how chaos comes from order I attempted to create a number sequence that would appear random but have inherent order. It is interesting that numbers by themselves are just numbers, however in this case the pattern is establish through my paternity because I created order. Which leads me to the question, If there is order in the universe, does not the universe need awareness/consciousness to observe order so that order can be is maintained?

Anyway here is the magical number I have formed.

080008160115242004322111404000

Chaotic, but in this case it may appear less so because it's isolated and we know there's something about it

(08)0008(16)0115(24)2004(32)2111(40)4000

Paired into double digits, there is a multiple of a 8 with 4 digit numbers in between.

(0+8)0008(1+6)0115(2+4)2004(3+2)2111(4+0)4000

Adding each digit of the 2 digit multiples of 8 pairings reveals a pattern 8,7,6,5,4

(08) 0+0+0+8 (16) 0+1+1+5 (24) 2+0+0+4 (32) 2+1+1+1 (40) 4+0+0+0

Adding each individual digit in the 4 digit pairing reveals the same pattern of  8,7,6,5,4

(08) 00+08 (16) 01+15 (24) 20+04 (32) 21+11 (40) 40+00

Splitting the four digit number in between the multiples of 8 into two double digits and œ adding them up equals the multiple of 8 before it.

(08) 1A[00] 1B[08] (16) 2A[01] 2B[15] (24) 3A[20] 3B[04] (32) 4A[21] 4B[11] (40) 5A[40] 5B[00]

Taking the 4 digit number, and splitting them up into double digit number groups #A & #B , and then adding the digits up in groups A and B reveals patterns. #A (0,1,2,3,4) #B (8,6,4,2,0)

Minor pattern: 2 digit & 4 digit pairings 2×4 = 8 

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UPDATE 4/20/21: I've noticed it can actually be made to loop in an interesting fashion

You can form a seamless loop from it that actually flows with the pattern and the expected mathematical direction by removing the placeholder 0 in the beginning and using the next multiple of 8 (48) to connect the end back to the beginning

(8)0008160115242004322111404000(4) 

80008160115242004322111404000(48)0008160115242004322111404000(48)0008160115242004322111404000(48)00081601152420043221114040004

48 being the 6th and next expected multiple of 8 in the stand alone number has both digits split between the beginning and the end so while it would not be an instance of a pattern continuing forever, it is a pattern much like a circle where the end is also where its begins. I find the particular way it connects to be pretty interesting beyond the standard of what normally constitutes a loop or a pattern and the inherent properties they're expected to have. However I'm not sure of the best way to communicate it so that will be on hold for now.