the moons gravitational pull causes typhoons but many random impacts from asteroids and or planets created the moon the moon is caused by the butterfly effect
@JathMusic no, i don't think the future is set, WE are confronted with millions of ways to react to different situations that affect the outcome of many different other things, another example: you skip work and you decide you want to off and go watch a game with your friends, the effect of that is you dont get paid, which affects you paying your bills, which also affects your life. On the other hand you do what u think is right and go to work while your friends dont and you dont have any issues
@JathMusic yes, there is, there has to be, because of the way we react to things For example, buying a car, in the future that would be altered wether or not we do, if we do we ride to places iff we dont we walk to places. same conept for EVERYTHING
@JathMusic (concluded) just like in the movie "The Butterfly Effect". That would be the only way to alter with the timeline. Does that make sense to you?
@JathMusic (continued) This is however not possible with a Time Machine, the reason being is because of Space-Time Continuum, if it where possible then if you change something way in the past before you were born you would alter the timeline in such a way that you would have never even existed, therefore you would have never changed a thing in the past making it so that you were born after all, making that entirely impossible. You would have to change the past as yourself being younger,
@JathMusic It would depend how you look at it. If there were infinite amount of Universes where there are worlds almost exactly like ours but slightly different, then sure. But I don't belief that, it would be too complex, I don't belief that too be possible, so in what I'm explaining the answer would be no. There is one timeline, but make the slightest change in the past of that timeline then you have changed everything in your presents and the outcome of the future for the entire world.
(continued2) EVERYTHING on this earth would be different, and I mean EVERYTHING, it would have caused such a great effect of cause for it not happening that the WHOLE POPULATION would be different. Nobody that's walking on this earth today would not exist. You and I wouldn't be here, the earth would be full of people today that don't even exist, because the time-line did not move for them to exist, instead it moved in a way that we exist instead. Now think about that one.
(continued) it's consequences, because one action leads to multiple consequences right away. Taking a look at the "Butterfly Effect", lets see, I'm going to use 150 years in the past, because I'm sure nobody living at that time is living today, but lets say 150 years in the past, a flutter of a butterfly that happened, and there were trillions to countless amounts of them, but lets say just one of those trillions to countless flutters that happened didn't happen. If it didn't happen,
The quote in the beginning is great, but it's off, a flutter of a butterfly would be a lot more complex, it would cause a typhoon on the entire world. Every action has an effect on the world, think of it like this, I'm sure you heard this before "Every action leads to a consequence", well how about this; that consequence leads to more consequences making an endless round of consequences, I don't even like how it says that an action on leads to one consequence, is should be plural and say that
LoL at the one gal's technical explanation, "Shit happens". That is chaos theory in its simplest explanation. How you deal with that is what defines you as a person.
At the end of day, shit happens
MrJuot234 1 month ago
the moons gravitational pull causes typhoons but many random impacts from asteroids and or planets created the moon the moon is caused by the butterfly effect
1spacemannsam 3 months ago
@JathMusic no, i don't think the future is set, WE are confronted with millions of ways to react to different situations that affect the outcome of many different other things, another example: you skip work and you decide you want to off and go watch a game with your friends, the effect of that is you dont get paid, which affects you paying your bills, which also affects your life. On the other hand you do what u think is right and go to work while your friends dont and you dont have any issues
Ricky32908 4 months ago
@JathMusic yes, there is, there has to be, because of the way we react to things For example, buying a car, in the future that would be altered wether or not we do, if we do we ride to places iff we dont we walk to places. same conept for EVERYTHING
Ricky32908 4 months ago
so many questions to be answered..
1994maguire1994 5 months ago
@JathMusic (concluded) just like in the movie "The Butterfly Effect". That would be the only way to alter with the timeline. Does that make sense to you?
michaelgrella 10 months ago
@JathMusic (continued) This is however not possible with a Time Machine, the reason being is because of Space-Time Continuum, if it where possible then if you change something way in the past before you were born you would alter the timeline in such a way that you would have never even existed, therefore you would have never changed a thing in the past making it so that you were born after all, making that entirely impossible. You would have to change the past as yourself being younger,
michaelgrella 10 months ago
@JathMusic It would depend how you look at it. If there were infinite amount of Universes where there are worlds almost exactly like ours but slightly different, then sure. But I don't belief that, it would be too complex, I don't belief that too be possible, so in what I'm explaining the answer would be no. There is one timeline, but make the slightest change in the past of that timeline then you have changed everything in your presents and the outcome of the future for the entire world.
michaelgrella 10 months ago
shit happens
xonktrof1 10 months ago
A true example of the 'Butterfly effect' , Michael Keogh of Dublin, who saved Adolf Hitler from certain death in 1919.
clomid100 11 months ago
(continued2) EVERYTHING on this earth would be different, and I mean EVERYTHING, it would have caused such a great effect of cause for it not happening that the WHOLE POPULATION would be different. Nobody that's walking on this earth today would not exist. You and I wouldn't be here, the earth would be full of people today that don't even exist, because the time-line did not move for them to exist, instead it moved in a way that we exist instead. Now think about that one.
michaelgrella 1 year ago
(continued) it's consequences, because one action leads to multiple consequences right away. Taking a look at the "Butterfly Effect", lets see, I'm going to use 150 years in the past, because I'm sure nobody living at that time is living today, but lets say 150 years in the past, a flutter of a butterfly that happened, and there were trillions to countless amounts of them, but lets say just one of those trillions to countless flutters that happened didn't happen. If it didn't happen,
michaelgrella 1 year ago
The quote in the beginning is great, but it's off, a flutter of a butterfly would be a lot more complex, it would cause a typhoon on the entire world. Every action has an effect on the world, think of it like this, I'm sure you heard this before "Every action leads to a consequence", well how about this; that consequence leads to more consequences making an endless round of consequences, I don't even like how it says that an action on leads to one consequence, is should be plural and say that
michaelgrella 1 year ago
a great concept of how we should adapt to each moment and let go of attempting to control things
beyond our control
1Stryder1 2 years ago
LoL at the one gal's technical explanation, "Shit happens". That is chaos theory in its simplest explanation. How you deal with that is what defines you as a person.
hazonku 2 years ago 11