The Butterfly Theory in our Lives
It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly's wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world.
The butterfly effect is a tenant to the Chaos theory. Chaos can be described as disorientated or random behavior based on initial circumstances. In scientific jargon the term “chaos” does not carry a negative connotation, instead the unpredictable behavior that it relates with is desirable. The Chaos Theory is a mathematical sub-discipline that studies complex systems, Such as the earth's weather systems or the migratory patterns of birds.
Chaos is everywhere, from nature's most intimate considerations to an art form of any kind. The Chaos theory defines large …show more content…
These are the very initial conditions that can affect its ultimate path.
Medical studies show that people experience the butterfly effect in positions of guilt or stress. Such as if a loved one commits suicide the family left behind often starts questioning whether the death was their fault. They start taking unrelated conditions into consideration to find a fault that may have caused the death.
That may have been a bit hard to grasp and most of you may be thinking that a mathematical theory based on randomness is quite far fetched and absurd, what does if have to do with your live? If you think about it many of us put this theory into practice every day. Have you ever asked yourself, what if? What if I had left two minutes later or what if I had spoken up when I had the chance? All examples of the butterfly effect theory. Where our initial circumstances affect our ultimate outcome. I believe the butterfly effect is very applicable in our daily lives. Lets take this example:
A man was working in a company where he was mistreated by his manager and after months of being disrespected by his boss he decided to quit. Before the man left the company he spoke about it to the other employees and the result was that
It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly's wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world.
The butterfly effect is a tenant to the Chaos theory. Chaos can be described as disorientated or random behavior based on initial circumstances. In scientific jargon the term “chaos” does not carry a negative connotation, instead the unpredictable behavior that it relates with is desirable. The Chaos Theory is a mathematical sub-discipline that studies complex systems, Such as the earth's weather systems or the migratory patterns of birds.
Chaos is everywhere, from nature's most intimate considerations to an art form of any kind. The Chaos theory defines large …show more content…
These are the very initial conditions that can affect its ultimate path.
Medical studies show that people experience the butterfly effect in positions of guilt or stress. Such as if a loved one commits suicide the family left behind often starts questioning whether the death was their fault. They start taking unrelated conditions into consideration to find a fault that may have caused the death.
That may have been a bit hard to grasp and most of you may be thinking that a mathematical theory based on randomness is quite far fetched and absurd, what does if have to do with your live? If you think about it many of us put this theory into practice every day. Have you ever asked yourself, what if? What if I had left two minutes later or what if I had spoken up when I had the chance? All examples of the butterfly effect theory. Where our initial circumstances affect our ultimate outcome. I believe the butterfly effect is very applicable in our daily lives. Lets take this example:
A man was working in a company where he was mistreated by his manager and after months of being disrespected by his boss he decided to quit. Before the man left the company he spoke about it to the other employees and the result was that