東西和人沒有條理
最直接的一層：該整理的沒整理，所以東西找不到、事情排不好。
adjective · B2
Not put into any order or plan. Used about things that are in a mess, and about people who do not plan well and so cannot easily find things or finish them on time.
雜亂無章的
核心畫面
To organize can be thought of as putting something into a structure: papers into an order, people into a group, land into a system of government. Put un- in front and that step has simply not happened. So unorganized shows things that are all present but have not been given a shape.
organized 可以想成「被放進一個結構裡」：紙張被排好、人被編進團體、土地被劃進制度。前面加上 un-，就是這…更多收起
organized 可以想成「被放進一個結構裡」：紙張被排好、人被編進團體、土地被劃進制度。前面加上 un-，就是這個動作沒有發生過。所以 unorganized 的畫面比較像一堆東西都在，只是還沒有被給定形狀——不是缺少，是缺少秩序。From the word’s history
From un- + organized.
由 un-（不）加 organized（被整理、被組織起來的）構成，字面就是「這件事沒被做過」。
Wiktionary entry for unorganized (kaikki extract supplied in evidence packet): etymology tree un- + organized.
Two branches
沒有被編進制度
同樣是「沒有被放進結構裡」，只是這裡被整理的不是東西，而是人和土地，而那個結構是工會或政府。
adjective · C1
Used about workers who do not belong to a union, or to any other group that could speak for them and protect them at work.
沒有工會組織的