Bear in mind it's from the BBC, who reported the collapse of Building 7 five minutes before it happened. Also, Einstein was a hack, they know that, you don't.
Don’t say lame and keep quiet, be a gentleman and show us your best shot, fire it away . And if you don’t have the video so we can judge on that , don’t bother yourself and wast our time .
I think this video contains quite a few misunderstandings and confusions. 1:31 Chaos theory does NOT question the deterministic vision of classical physics. Chaos theory studies the deterministic behaviours of physics or mathematics that are very sensitive to the initial conditions. What really questioned the classical physics was quantum theory, which is completely probabilistic. 3:15 She brought up a statement that sounds like the quantum mechanical limitation of measurement but it is not the main reason why some phenomena are difficult to predict. Of course we cannot know the state of every atom at infinite accuracy, but it is mainly the mathematical structure of the equation of motion that makes some motions difficult to predict in a long term. People with more knowledge in chaos theory might be able to point out more, so if you find anything weird in this video, please write it in the reply.
Is it the errors in multiple models which should have had the same values that created the butterfly effect ? Or was it the graph of one weather model that created the butterfly effect observation ? That is unclear to me
@@ojkwame I am sure it is about using the same mathematical model, but with slightly different initial conditions (or parameters). Maybe more straightforward example where chaos appears is a double pendulum; if you release a double pendulum with a slightly different angle, their behaviour significantly diverges after a couple of seconds.
If not Einstein, it simply would have been someone else. History was ready for these new theories and many were on the cusps of the same results. The individuals didn't matter. Little would be different now, if anything. Each person's influence fades out with time like waves on a pond. As with most of these, "simple" is another word for "incomplete" and "inaccurate".
Agreed, the scenario leans too heavily on a Great Man theory of history, when in reality events in history are always caused by a multitude of individual, social, and other forces. This doesnt invalidate chaos theory in any way however, since you could say that these historical developments represent attractors that the chaotic system of history would tend toward.
Perhaps but things might be delayed just like how the industrial revolution might have happened earlier if the environment was just right for the Roman empire but it didn't happen thousands of years later the environment emerged and happened in Britain which kickstared the industrial revolution thus emerged the British empire.
@@carlrodalegrado4104 Such is unlikely. One of the major prerequisites of the European Industrial Revolution comes in the centuries of developments in mathematical rigor. Indeed, not only did the Romans possess an extremely primitive form of mathematics so much so that many Italian mathematicians later would dedicate entire treatise to the greater efficiency of Eastern arithmetical systems (see for instance the treatise of "Fibonacci"), but that the "charlatans" of the late Qing Dynasty, in their attempts to mimic the steam engine, had at best provided "toys", like those of the ancient periods, that were orders of magnitudes less capable (one notes that the charlatans were to be contrasted with those of the so-called "self-strengthening movement" of the late Qing Dynasty who attained actual engineering successes, and one of the first subtleties they had identified comes in mathematical optimization, including in contexts of millimeter precisions that which are provided by the machine tools of the period). One notes the applications of various methods, including in variations of Green's theorem, or in the use of such devices as the planimeter, in the context of optimizing steam engines when making use of so-called "work diagrams". Mathematical rigor, and the Newtonian interpretation of physics (to be contrasted with the "Keplerians" and the Persian predecessors who were mostly heuristically driven as opposed to first-principles driven), had demonstrated to be important prerequisites in, say, the determination between a steam-engine driven ironclad ship loaded with significant artillery and ammunition, and that of a wooden paddle-boat (for instance, see such engineering notions as the "load line", where Newtonian interpretations, coupled with further developments in mathematical rigor, had provided new classes of computations to engineers that which were far more effective and efficient). The Roman Empire lacked the necessary mathematical and scientific prerequisites, although toy models could be provided, they are not industrial machines.
can't put 'Simple' there mate. Einstein understanding of amending classical physics to the modern one we use today would have took a completely new level of perception. Just like how one man changed the perception and made things easy for other physicist to understand the universe would have not been easy and would take another century or millennia to work out solution for. There still are problems paradox and conjecture in mathematics and physics that we don't yet fully understand and has been lying for centuries but say a man found a solution would save us more time pondering over the solution. You are right some other guy would have done it but the questions is when?
Very nice video. A small addtion to 3:31 when you say "long-term prediction is impossible". Yes, chaotic dynamics make predicting the state of a system at a certain point in the far future close to impossible, but it is actually very possible to predict the average state of the system over a long period of time. For example the Lorenz system is chaotic and it's impossible to know excatly where the system will be after a long time, but since the trajectories follow the butterfly-shaped curves (technically called "Lorenz attractor"), we can predict the average state of the system over a long enough duration. This subtle distinction is VERY important because it addresses one of the main "concerns" of climate change deniers who say how can we predict the rise in temperature 2 decades in the future if we cannot prdict the weather 2 weeks in advance? The answer is, as above, it is impossible to know where the system will exactly be at an exact point in time, but it is actually relatively easy to know the average of the system long into the future and over long periods of time.
Imagine how knowledgeable and wise the creator must be who not only created every single particle in the universe and beyond but also knows the direction and speed of its movement, he can manage the direction of where they move, and how fast, creating newer things as per his wish.
the majority of weather models were predicting Hurricane Beryl to be a Cat 3 then cross the Yucatan peninsula and make landfall in Mexico. Instead it became the first ever Cat4 in late June and the earliest ever Cat5 in July. It did cross the Yucatan peninsula but then strengthened and veered further north into southern Texas. Both weather and climate modeling deteriorate rapidly over time.
Nice. Brief and simple explanation. The last statement says it all. "Our" limits of understanding. What are we and how significant are we in this universe or all the universes.
This video does a great job of breaking down chaos theory! 🌪 One key takeaway is how even minor events can have far-reaching consequences, which is crucial to understand in various fields. I think it's also important to recognize that while chaos complicates predictions, it doesn’t mean we can't identify patterns. For anyone interested in practical applications, consider how this theory can help in decision-making or risk management in business.
I've always wondered how things happen randomly and unpredictable. Best we could do is expecting the probability of events occurred in a logical manner. There's so much about the law of universe we still don't know about.
Sometimes things doesn't happen in the way as we thought, but it is common. In normal activities, our experience works, but for new things we have to be watch.
Thanks for making this video. It reveals a lot that goes on in this vast universe at any given moment and why humans and possibly other extraterrestrial civilisations try to tinker entropy to set up a program for the better.
The video explains how small changes in initial conditions can lead to vastly different outcomes, which is often called the "butterfly effect." It discusses how chaos theory applies to various fields, like weather patterns, ecosystems, and even the stock market. By exploring these ideas, it shows that some systems are inherently unpredictable, and even small actions can have significant impacts. Overall, this guide provides a basic understanding of chaos theory and its relevance in the world around us.
Einstein admitted he did not know where all his ideas came from. Maybe from the Universe itself? If he or an Edison or a Tesla had never lived, someone else would have had similar ideas. "There is nothing inevitable as an Idea whose Time has come" - Victor Hugo
I am happy to learn what is called the butterfly effect. I was impressed with this theory. A tiny action done in the world might change something drastically in the future.
Not knowing what could happen is part of real knowledge, but there is something that is more important and that is that we reap what we sow because God cannot be mocked, we all are responsible for our moral choices
Chaos is a necessary element in our universe for the continuation of life. Destruction removes things that no longer work. Therefore, giving rebirth to change.
It’s only chaos because we humans can’t think in more than linear dimensions. If it was possible to be both inside AND outside of time contemporaneously, we would see a beautiful pattern of constantly changing order, like a fractal.
This is an old theory written in Ancient text of India. For example while Chanting mantras create effect in atoms in air and enters into human body and creates a magical effect in long run
Exactly. The atmosphere is a chaotic non linear system. It interacts with the bio sphere a chaotic system. It also interacts with the oceans another chaotic system and Lastly all interact with the sun a chaotic system. This is why the climate models are bunkum. It is impossible to model these systems.
it's like the series James Burke Connections you find 5 or 6 moments in time and then in retrospect you search for some connections, it doesn't matter how far fetched is long as it comes out looking like scientists know what they're talking about , example Thomas Edison saw a black dot inside a light bulb there for he invented television
Dr. Ian Malcolm: "See! See! I'm right again! Nobody could've predicted that Dr. Grant would suddenly...suddenly jump out of a moving vehicle!" Dr. Sattler: (Ellie jumps out of the vehicle) "Alan!"
I am a fluid dynamics engineer, and the butterfly effect has never made sense to me. This is because our atmosphere is self-calming. Without constant energy input from the sun it would rapidly calm itself to complete stillness. I think everyone can grasp this by imagining a butterfly flying on the other side of the yard. The butterfly effect suggests that this should sometimes result in a puff of chaos reaching you that can blow your hair back. This never, ever happens. And the laws of fluid mechanics applied at the scale of your backyard prove that it never will happen. The eddies produced by those wings will rapidly dissipate. The same laws apply globally.
Chaos Theory deals with classical, deterministic systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions, leading to practical unpredictability. Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle addresses the fundamental limits of knowledge in quantum systems, imposing intrinsic uncertainties. While both concepts highlight limitations in predictability and measurement, they arise from different domains of physics and for different reasons. Chaos Theory shows that deterministic systems can behave unpredictably due to sensitivity to initial conditions, whereas the Uncertainty Principle shows fundamental quantum limits on the precision of certain measurements.
"The universe still obeys the laws of cause and effect" Secret: It doesn't, the universe isn't caused, it was never caused, ask me and I won't explain, it has flowed and it still flowing contunuously and ever-changing.
Thanks madam for your clear voice. Though I couldn't understand what is chaos theory, your talking give some understanding. As a believer in The Almighty God JESUS CHRIST, all things are under His control, I assure.
He did plagiarize much of his work from other. There were several other versions of relativity and general relativity out prior to Einstein. But GPS for example doesn't even use Special or General Relativity but assumes the speed of light to be a constant to the observer regardless of reference frame. But advances in GPS precision is due implementing a Lorentz version or the invariance and abandoning standard clock synchronization otherwise known as Einstein synchronization. They have not only found that the speed of light does vary but is completely due to the motion of the observer WRT the magnetic field, supporting Lorentz or Maxwell, not Einstein.
This is the way i think the world works every decision you make in your life can have untold consequences on the other side of the world. We are like the last gear in a clock once we dropped in we all part of it.
tiny changes can have a great effect! This applies to ur habits as well.
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yeah that's what first came to my mind
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The best explanation for Chaos theory that I never see it before and in 5 min , beautifully made.
It kinds of lame if i do say so myself. This aint it.
Bear in mind it's from the BBC, who reported the collapse of Building 7 five minutes before it happened. Also, Einstein was a hack, they know that, you don't.
@@Mathematchitthen explain it yourself or link a site or video that you think better explains it Mr. Know it all
its lame ask chatgpt
Don’t say lame and keep quiet, be a gentleman and show us your best shot, fire it away . And if you don’t have the video so we can judge on that , don’t bother yourself and wast our time .
"Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself." ~Leo Tolstoy
Depends what change you want to see. World problems exist because there are those who want to see suffering, or do not care that it exists.
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Some do, but how? I suspect that we are preprogrammed by our genetics and the chances of birth, plus by the daily decisions we make.
Gandhi: Be the change you want to see in the world...
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This too accurate I fear
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Um are you in my walls? You are way too correct for comfort
I think this video contains quite a few misunderstandings and confusions.
1:31 Chaos theory does NOT question the deterministic vision of classical physics. Chaos theory studies the deterministic behaviours of physics or mathematics that are very sensitive to the initial conditions. What really questioned the classical physics was quantum theory, which is completely probabilistic.
3:15 She brought up a statement that sounds like the quantum mechanical limitation of measurement but it is not the main reason why some phenomena are difficult to predict. Of course we cannot know the state of every atom at infinite accuracy, but it is mainly the mathematical structure of the equation of motion that makes some motions difficult to predict in a long term.
People with more knowledge in chaos theory might be able to point out more, so if you find anything weird in this video, please write it in the reply.
Is it the errors in multiple models which should have had the same values that created the butterfly effect ?
Or was it the graph of one weather model that created the butterfly effect observation ?
That is unclear to me
@@ojkwame I am sure it is about using the same mathematical model, but with slightly different initial conditions (or parameters). Maybe more straightforward example where chaos appears is a double pendulum; if you release a double pendulum with a slightly different angle, their behaviour significantly diverges after a couple of seconds.
Thanks for pointing this out, I was also concerned about the way they used determinism in the video, you have clarified it well.
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U need to explain this in ur yt channel
If not Einstein, it simply would have been someone else. History was ready for these new theories and many were on the cusps of the same results. The individuals didn't matter. Little would be different now, if anything. Each person's influence fades out with time like waves on a pond.
As with most of these, "simple" is another word for "incomplete" and "inaccurate".
Agreed, the scenario leans too heavily on a Great Man theory of history, when in reality events in history are always caused by a multitude of individual, social, and other forces. This doesnt invalidate chaos theory in any way however, since you could say that these historical developments represent attractors that the chaotic system of history would tend toward.
and on top of that, he plagiarized the work of others
Perhaps but things might be delayed just like how the industrial revolution might have happened earlier if the environment was just right for the Roman empire but it didn't happen thousands of years later the environment emerged and happened in Britain which kickstared the industrial revolution thus emerged the British empire.
@@carlrodalegrado4104 Such is unlikely. One of the major prerequisites of the European Industrial Revolution comes in the centuries of developments in mathematical rigor. Indeed, not only did the Romans possess an extremely primitive form of mathematics so much so that many Italian mathematicians later would dedicate entire treatise to the greater efficiency of Eastern arithmetical systems (see for instance the treatise of "Fibonacci"), but that the "charlatans" of the late Qing Dynasty, in their attempts to mimic the steam engine, had at best provided "toys", like those of the ancient periods, that were orders of magnitudes less capable (one notes that the charlatans were to be contrasted with those of the so-called "self-strengthening movement" of the late Qing Dynasty who attained actual engineering successes, and one of the first subtleties they had identified comes in mathematical optimization, including in contexts of millimeter precisions that which are provided by the machine tools of the period).
One notes the applications of various methods, including in variations of Green's theorem, or in the use of such devices as the planimeter, in the context of optimizing steam engines when making use of so-called "work diagrams". Mathematical rigor, and the Newtonian interpretation of physics (to be contrasted with the "Keplerians" and the Persian predecessors who were mostly heuristically driven as opposed to first-principles driven), had demonstrated to be important prerequisites in, say, the determination between a steam-engine driven ironclad ship loaded with significant artillery and ammunition, and that of a wooden paddle-boat (for instance, see such engineering notions as the "load line", where Newtonian interpretations, coupled with further developments in mathematical rigor, had provided new classes of computations to engineers that which were far more effective and efficient).
The Roman Empire lacked the necessary mathematical and scientific prerequisites, although toy models could be provided, they are not industrial machines.
can't put 'Simple' there mate. Einstein understanding of amending classical physics to the modern one we use today would have took a completely new level of perception. Just like how one man changed the perception and made things easy for other physicist to understand the universe would have not been easy and would take another century or millennia to work out solution for. There still are problems paradox and conjecture in mathematics and physics that we don't yet fully understand and has been lying for centuries but say a man found a solution would save us more time pondering over the solution. You are right some other guy would have done it but the questions is when?
The video is total chaos.
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Very nice video. A small addtion to 3:31 when you say "long-term prediction is impossible". Yes, chaotic dynamics make predicting the state of a system at a certain point in the far future close to impossible, but it is actually very possible to predict the average state of the system over a long period of time. For example the Lorenz system is chaotic and it's impossible to know excatly where the system will be after a long time, but since the trajectories follow the butterfly-shaped curves (technically called "Lorenz attractor"), we can predict the average state of the system over a long enough duration.
This subtle distinction is VERY important because it addresses one of the main "concerns" of climate change deniers who say how can we predict the rise in temperature 2 decades in the future if we cannot prdict the weather 2 weeks in advance? The answer is, as above, it is impossible to know where the system will exactly be at an exact point in time, but it is actually relatively easy to know the average of the system long into the future and over long periods of time.
This made more sense than the video. Thank you
@@GingerNinja1 thanks!
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Well said, it's almost like probability distribution.
so you are sayin more data more consistency
Imagine how knowledgeable and wise the creator must be who not only created every single particle in the universe and beyond but also knows the direction and speed of its movement, he can manage the direction of where they move, and how fast, creating newer things as per his wish.
thank you for making chaos theory so approachable. it is a tough concept, but this video broke it down so well
Truly a simple guide to Chaos Theory, best presentation ever....
I'm genuinely grateful for the opportunity to engage in such stimulating discourse. It's a privilege not to be taken lightly.
Indeed. There are always known or unknown reasons which something happens.
the majority of weather models were predicting Hurricane Beryl to be a Cat 3 then cross the Yucatan peninsula and make landfall in Mexico. Instead it became the first ever Cat4 in late June and the earliest ever Cat5 in July. It did cross the Yucatan peninsula but then strengthened and veered further north into southern Texas. Both weather and climate modeling deteriorate rapidly over time.
Keep producing this kind of content.
The video is complete chaos. Even small adjustments can yield significant results! This principle extends to our habits too. 🌟
I'm writing this random comment on the hope that the butterfly effect will bring peace to everyone!
So far, only suffering has visited me. CURSE YOU MIGUEL!!!!
Replying on this random comment
Thank you
Careful what you wish for
A tornado is comming to my area😢
Nice. Brief and simple explanation. The last statement says it all. "Our" limits of understanding. What are we and how significant are we in this universe or all the universes.
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This video does a great job of breaking down chaos theory! 🌪 One key takeaway is how even minor events can have far-reaching consequences, which is crucial to understand in various fields.
I think it's also important to recognize that while chaos complicates predictions, it doesn’t mean we can't identify patterns. For anyone interested in practical applications, consider how this theory can help in decision-making or risk management in business.
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BBC great at such documentary/educational content.
This is very useful when people understand the every importance of any tiny works !
Chaos has always inspired me. Whether it's in stock market, nature or in human's lives. Chaos is everywhere around us and within us.
I have a good mood after your videos
Day and night were born of chaos, Mother chaos had all secrets, some she has revealed us and some are still unknown to her borns.
Thanks for sharing this new knowledge with us. 😊❤
beautiful explanation!!
sometimes I wonder what big events could have been happened but the Butterfly Effect "prevented" such things becoming reality in our timeline.
I've always wondered how things happen randomly and unpredictable. Best we could do is expecting the probability of events occurred in a logical manner. There's so much about the law of universe we still don't know about.
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... It reveals the limits of our knowledge. So nicely said !
That is impressive to see how predictable patterns have unpredictable causes, in case even the reasons are predictable too
Brilliantly explained. Learnt something new today.Thank you.
so everything we do has the potential to change the universe up side down? now thats awesome!
Tiny changes in the starting point of a chaotic system can lead to huge differences in outcome.
Sometimes things doesn't happen in the way as we thought, but it is common. In normal activities, our experience works, but for new things we have to be watch.
Thanks for making this video. It reveals a lot that goes on in this vast universe at any given moment and why humans and possibly other extraterrestrial civilisations try to tinker entropy to set up a program for the better.
The video explains how small changes in initial conditions can lead to vastly different outcomes, which is often called the "butterfly effect." It discusses how chaos theory applies to various fields, like weather patterns, ecosystems, and even the stock market. By exploring these ideas, it shows that some systems are inherently unpredictable, and even small actions can have significant impacts. Overall, this guide provides a basic understanding of chaos theory and its relevance in the world around us.
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These type of tiny videos also can make a huge effect.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!! I literally enjoyed this video so much even tho I hate school ,I loved the girl in the vid she talks so clear and calm
Einstein admitted he did not know where all his ideas came from. Maybe from the Universe itself?
If he or an Edison or a Tesla had never lived, someone else would have had similar ideas.
"There is nothing inevitable as an Idea whose Time has come" - Victor Hugo
He stole them, he was a hack, a clerk, and actor.
I am happy to learn what is called the butterfly effect. I was impressed with this theory. A tiny action done in the world might change something drastically in the future.
What a brilliant explanation of this theory! Thanks for sharing it with us
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Brilliant presentation!
Its true I don't have a clue about the markets most of time why and how why it moves❤❤🎉🎉
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This video has a great effect
@Camilla Costa, excelente matéria! Congrats! Stay safe. Best from São Paulo, Brazil.
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Not knowing what could happen is part of real knowledge, but there is something that is more important and that is that we reap what we sow because God cannot be mocked, we all are responsible for our moral choices
Beautifully explained. Very nice.
Chaos is a
necessary element in our universe for the continuation of life. Destruction removes things that no longer work. Therefore, giving rebirth to change.
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I think chaos theory effects events but that there is a higher level of determinism at work. NEO X
I suspect so, too.
It’s only chaos because we humans can’t think in more than linear dimensions. If it was possible to be both inside AND outside of time contemporaneously, we would see a beautiful pattern of constantly changing order, like a fractal.
completely understood
Thanks a million
We don't invent anything, we only discover. The capability to make a smartphone has always been there if you think about it
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One way or another, smartphones would have existed.
Let's not assume
Beautiful explanation
This is an old theory written in Ancient text of India. For example while Chanting mantras create effect in atoms in air and enters into human body and creates a magical effect in long run
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Exactly.
The atmosphere is a chaotic non linear system.
It interacts with the bio sphere a chaotic system.
It also interacts with the oceans another chaotic system and Lastly all interact with the sun a chaotic system.
This is why the climate models are bunkum.
It is impossible to model these systems.
much better explanation than Ian gave to Ellie
Editing is dynamic!
it's like the series James Burke Connections you find 5 or 6 moments in time and then in retrospect you search for some connections, it doesn't matter how far fetched is long as it comes out looking like scientists know what they're talking about , example Thomas Edison saw a black dot inside a light bulb there for he invented television
Chaos, simplicity, synchronicity.
Dr. Ian Malcolm: "See! See! I'm right again! Nobody could've predicted that Dr. Grant would suddenly...suddenly jump out of a moving vehicle!"
Dr. Sattler: (Ellie jumps out of the vehicle) "Alan!"
Such a great video.
Beautiful butterfly fly away
Every thing has a reason
Great explanation
The example sounded more like a many worlds exploration. How does Chaos theory and many worlds interpretation of quantum physics work with each other?
Thank you.
Every one say the final result is because of our work but there is luck which guide the road to success or deth. In my case deth.
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Chaos, Order. Life emerges, and evolves. Sentient creatures evolve, and they wonder about the origin of reality. So far we don’t know the answer.
@@robertlange1772, we still do not know how life started??
Very well explained
What a wonderful world!
I am a fluid dynamics engineer, and the butterfly effect has never made sense to me. This is because our atmosphere is self-calming. Without constant energy input from the sun it would rapidly calm itself to complete stillness. I think everyone can grasp this by imagining a butterfly flying on the other side of the yard. The butterfly effect suggests that this should sometimes result in a puff of chaos reaching you that can blow your hair back. This never, ever happens. And the laws of fluid mechanics applied at the scale of your backyard prove that it never will happen. The eddies produced by those wings will rapidly dissipate. The same laws apply globally.
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I have a question and a confusion about the relationship of this chaos theory with Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.🤔
Chaos Theory deals with classical, deterministic systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions, leading to practical unpredictability.
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle addresses the fundamental limits of knowledge in quantum systems, imposing intrinsic uncertainties.
While both concepts highlight limitations in predictability and measurement, they arise from different domains of physics and for different reasons. Chaos Theory shows that deterministic systems can behave unpredictably due to sensitivity to initial conditions, whereas the Uncertainty Principle shows fundamental quantum limits on the precision of certain measurements.
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"The universe still obeys the laws of cause and effect" Secret: It doesn't, the universe isn't caused, it was never caused, ask me and I won't explain, it has flowed and it still flowing contunuously and ever-changing.
A child born today will be the one to change the world tomorrow.
The only thing that's inevitable is the fact that nothing is inevitable.
Fascinating
Thanks madam for your clear voice. Though I couldn't understand what is chaos theory, your talking give some understanding. As a believer in The Almighty God JESUS CHRIST, all things are under His control, I assure.
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Or in otherwords, by small and simple things are great things brought to pass... Alma 37:6
Can this theory be applied to emotions like if we start thinking positive, we”ll get positive emotions and aour life could probably change
There is this belief people have that it’s possible.. this book called
“”The secret “””
It’s weird how people claim the theory worked for them
Thanks for this beautiful video knowledge
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So it's not predictable that without Einstein his models wouldn't have come out of any other's work.
He did plagiarize much of his work from other. There were several other versions of relativity and general relativity out prior to Einstein.
But GPS for example doesn't even use Special or General Relativity but assumes the speed of light to be a constant to the observer regardless of reference frame.
But advances in GPS precision is due implementing a Lorentz version or the invariance and abandoning standard clock synchronization otherwise known as Einstein synchronization. They have not only found that the speed of light does vary but is completely due to the motion of the observer WRT the magnetic field, supporting Lorentz or Maxwell, not Einstein.
Such fun videos 😊
There's a force bigger and greater than predictions based on scientific calculations
This is the way i think the world works every decision you make in your life can have untold consequences on the other side of the world. We are like the last gear in a clock once we dropped in we all part of it.
Even the chaos has scientific explanation