The Science and Psychology of the Chaos Theory

a short clip on chaos theory

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• chaos
• theory
• butterfly
• effect

[ronburgendey]

i like the bolonde milf especially when she said shit happens, id tap that shit.

[Cranxa]

I watched a whole documentary.

(not this one)

and i was so glad most of my questions were answered.

4 in the morning on a school night.

hahaha

[theblackopslegend1]

I told my teacher that i believed human actions were caused by there past, all actions are reactions. as in where the action that your doing right now is caused by some event in your past, so its like a chain (this is the EXTREMELY simple version of it, also i believe this in life as well). also im thinking that if this is true, there should be an original spark. he replied saying that i could be thinking of the chaos theory.

[Skarnusur]

@imasticker yessss. Fucking high fives.

[RATPT0I]

@daikiryoku

It would change everything, actually.

[daikiryoku]

Chaos theory is all about putting rhyme and reason to choice and consequence, it should be classified as a religion rather than a science. The fact that a small initial change makes a big difference in the end is f***ing obvious. Out galaxy is flying away from the center of the universe at an incredible speed - image how different our position in the universe we would be in if we (as a galaxy) were set out a few degrees different initially as a trajectory (not that it would change anything).

[rh7189]

check out the blonde dolly bird ...only on the program on account of her looks

[Xxd3cayxX]

@ronburgendey Haha that is hot when she says that, I bet she's a freak in bed lol

[imasticker]

im so fucking baked right now...

[DXfanization]

I think that the chaos theory is a load of BS.

[themermaidgirl247]

To make it simpler: one event creates a chain of unpredictable events. Say someone invents a chocolate bar. It is impossible to predict whether or not people will eat it, and if they like it. You van find out if they did like the chocolate bar, but you couldn't predict it before you find out. One more thing, how did I understand this and interpret it to make it simple?