How Does Order Get Born from CHAOS? The Butterfly Effect

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[@elknolasshrineofraja3966]

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[@AJScraps]

Of course! Can I also mention how lovely your astrophotography posts are too.

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[@gregconnors7522]

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[@kydunjam9352]

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[@dutonic]

Hey Kosmo, physicist here. Firstly I love lots of your space videos- though there are some important points you drop here or there in your videos, overall they’re pretty great and a fun exploration of the universe around us. Someone with next to zero scientific knowledge can watch them and come away with a reasonable understanding of some basic ideas. Astrophysics is not needed to appreciate it. Chaos theory on the other hand is incredibly complicated. Perhaps one of the most difficult and convoluted fields of science ever founded. Really appreciating chaos theory at the very least requires differential equations. Additionally, speculative comments like “the universe began as a result of chaos” aren’t really accurate at all most prominently because time (the dimension through which chaotic systems evolve) does not appear to exist before the universe began. I think if you reached out to experts in chaos theory and asked them what they would say for a video like this about chaos theory, the video content would be more solid for sure. It’s hard to explore physics without math, but you’ve been doing a great job. Keep up the great work!

[@shivakrishna7253]

But time is an illusion Sir, it all is movement.

[@anjou6497]

Yes ! And sometimes i like just pure logic. ✨

[@tehNashty]

Truth. Also, I didn't like the example of dropping an atomic bomb on Nagasaki was because some politician crossed Kyoto off the list of targets because he honeymooned there. The U.S. actually fire bombed Kyoto and most other industrial cities to rubble and they wanted to show, (primarily the Russians), the world how devastating the bombs were by annihilating two cities. Nagasaki and Hiroshima were relatively intact and would show the extent of devastation better than cities of rubble like Tokyo and Kyoto.

[@zawarudo384]

Butterfly effect is the thing that I fear the most. Just one small choice you make will trigger a series of events that will affect everyone and everything around you. And imagine you make choices everyday. Every person make choices everyday. There are billions of people who make choices everyday. That's why everyday I have anxiety because the whole world is under the Butterfly effect.

[@kevinpotts123]

Bear with me here. I had went thru nuclear power school in the US Navy. I was in my final few months working at a nuclear reactor up in Connecticut. My parents came to visit me and we were going to have a long weekend together. Sitting in the car was a copy of the book The Hunt For The Red October. In the 2 years I had already been in the Navy, I had never even considered going into Sub Service. I read that book and thought "I have got to do this" and went in the next week and on the last day possible volunteered for Subs. After completing my schools I was sent to a fast attack sub on the east coast. Now, to try and make this long story short, my sister visited me and met one of my friends on the sub and eventually they got married, had kids and now those kids have kids. I often think how different everyone's lives would be had my parents come to visit, had my father not happened to have a copy of that damned book in his car and so on. Our lives are structured on chaos, but our brains fool us into believing it makes sense.

[@zawarudo384]

@@kevinpotts123 If you think about it, if it wasn't for that book you wouldn't be here having a conversation with me. In my perspective, if it wasn't for a movie I watched I wouldn't also be here. See? Our choices that seemed unimportant led us to this moment. Now, I've always been thinking of choices I made in the past that led me to the present me. I realize that I have to be careful of my small decisions in life. I saw a person's comment says: "Chaos is the order of things". Ironic, isn't it?

[@gracie99999]

well this butterfly effective in causing you anxiety correct?

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

MANY RIPPLES CLASHING WITH EACH OTHER CREATING OTHER NEW RIPPLES.

[@Ffollies]

Well look at the bright side. There can also be many positive outcomes from simple, seemingly inconsequential choices. Deciding to go to a party where you meet your significant other, applying for particular job that is satisfying, buying a particular house where property values skyrocket, etc.

[@manofcultura]

You should do a video on quantum immortality, where in a system where the observer has a 50/50 chance of dying, the observer will only observe the timeline that they didn’t die in. I think this is related to the butterfly effect

[@dutonic]

It’s not. Quantum immortality is a meaningless and untestable hypothesis. Just a silly idea to think about and nothing more. Just like Schrödinger’s cat

[@AJScraps]

Amazing content as always! Ty for the quality uploads

[@sayyamzahid7312]

Hi Adam how ru I live in Karachi Pakistan

[@Anonymous-yh4ol]

MANY RIPPLES CLASHING WITH EACH OTHER CREATING OTHER NEW RIPPLES.

[@jooei2810]

The chaos in universe is the direction of time, or more precisely, the increase of entropy in the universe, which results in the heat death of the universe in far, far in the future.

[@dillonstapleton1213]

Ya but entropy is a law the universe should have never been in order in the first place

[@jooei2810]

@@dillonstapleton1213 hey, you might want to fight the laws of thermodynamics.

[@harpo345]

Of course, the butterfly's wings are just as likely to prevent a hurricane in Indonesia as cause one. Chaos makes everyday life neither more nor less predictable as far as our predictive powers are concerned.

[@jooei2810]

I liked the butterfly effect movie, explains the effect nicely. Also, love the bgm, Pruit Igoe, a classic!

[@gracie99999]

truth relative

[@occamsrayzor]

In my personal opinion, this is by far the best video you have ever produced! 💯

[@idee7896]

So interesting! Complex theories explained in such an eloquent way that even a layperson can become engrossed in them.

[@debayanchatterjee4942]

That's one of the most beautiful videos on this topic. Highly appreciate your work. Keep on posting these gems.

[@safeysmith6720]

But a butterfly beating it’s wing in Brasil doesn’t cause a hurricane in Japan. Lol.

[@shivakrishna7253]

The thing is time is fake, time doesn't exist, time is but movement given a nickname.

[@imashmenge7981]

I’ve always said that. Time is a human construct.

[@shivakrishna7253]

@@imashmenge7981 true, it's all memory at work.

[@skyemac8]

Tell that to your grey hairs. The only construct is the clock. Time is relative and real.

[@shivakrishna7253]

@@skyemac8 grey hairs? I'm young. And grey hairs don't prove the existence of time, they rather do the wearing out of cells and the human body as a whole because of movement.

[@bazpearce9993]

Time is still a thing from a scientific point of view. It's a function of entropy. The way in which we measure it is meaningless to another frame of reference.

[@4GibMe]

Jim Al-Khalili's Chaos is one of the best Doc's on Chaos. He breaks it down into small understandable chunks. It really is the master of the Universe.

[@ricardobritoruiz3279]

It would take the Nile river of ink to write books to extend this issue in order to reach every human being. .

[@bazpearce9993]

I often wonder how my life would have turned out if i hadn't been hit by a car when i was a kid. The butterfly effect sure changed me. Maybe things would be worse if it hadn't happened.

[@hectorgrande8000]

Wow I was hit by a car as a child 6years old and it limited things I would be able to do later in life. I have thought the same thing almost every day since. Maybe if I was able to run better or jump higher I may have been an athlete or whatever and got into a much worse accident somehow the car saved my life. I never could imagine someone else having thoughts like that.

[@jack-o8781]

Just watched this movie yesterday 😍

[@Mrch33ky]

A fanciful bit of whimsical entertainment. Well done!

[@MrRaggarRobban]

Chaos means the "Original and infinite space" (Greek mythology)..

[@DammDamian]

How do you get all of these amazing space images and video clips?

[@travestielyl]

Awesome production, great effects! Where's that luv button?

[@richardsrichards2984]

Reminds me of the 3 body problem...both the phenomena and the series...and i agree with both their conclusion...chaos even deterministic chaos cannot be predicted regardless of technology capability

[@luvmibratt]

I feel so uneducated and intrigued at the same time but I can't make sense of your comment no matter how hard I try..care to break it down for me ?

[@richardsrichards2984]

@@luvmibratt okay there is a science fiction book named the 3 body problem...there is a star system with 3 stars hence their planet's orbit is unstable to say the least so predicting the seasons their is a life and death matter....its a big subject of the novel...sorry i already spoilt it for you.....now to the facts....do you see you can predict the orbits of 2 body upto trillions of centuries....try incorporating a 3rd body and the system goes into chaos such that the prediction can be made but never accuratelly enough..and only for a limited duration...hence the butterfly effect literally...a flap of the wings(very slightly different initial conditions(even the uncertanity principle can cause effect in such a big system over billions of years but in the novel its smthing else whose effect is seen in months or a year..dont wanna spoil more) or disturbances to the system is magnified)

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Amazing as always

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[@faris.Djunaidi]

I have no shred of idea of what this is all about, but it still looks awesome.

[@vitolopoii7981]

All hail the mighty manbearpig as he rides his majestic tye die unicorn to the arctic to flap his glorious butterfly wings to create an affect that will cause the icecaps to melt! I repent manbearpig! Please save me from your chaos "theory" I love all of your magical theories manbearpig!

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[@JynxedKoma]

*Lorenz divided by zero and was amazed by what happened.*

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[@manoharbs]

Yes We need more videos

[@wip1664]

Mathematics (Physics equations) is the equivalent of machine language. Human spoken (communicative) language is the equivalent of programming language. It is mostly man-made...to suit the current environment/state of existence. It is simple, yet very complex...and convoluted.

[@mwbright]

When they dropped the bomb on Hiroshima, it created a tiny perturbation in the air in Brasil, and caused a butterfly to flap his wings for a brief moment.

[@farhan1970-MH]

Sentiment of respect to Autor.

[@catchdafever]

Never forget that time is a man made conception.

[@wip1664]

You have to call it something since it is perceived. "Time" was chosen. Perception is acknowledging, yet there is no knowledge of it deemed truth, or at least not a fallacy. The word is man-made. What it is --- is not man-made, nor is it a mere conceptual existence. A piece of fabric --- we use to cover ourselves, while the moth feeds on it. The yet-to-be-moth can create its own fabric to cover itself, before it becomes a moth... interesting. Fun fact: Time spelled backwards is Emit. "Emit" is a relatively modern word.

[@shivakrishna7253]

There was only one cause, all that is happening since then are effects. -Me.

[@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615]

Yeah more videos like this is an excellent idea. The videos, photos, hell all of it is great content. 👍 👍🧑‍🚀🤘

[@Kon-r2g]

Chaos which in its original meaning from Greek derived from Chasm means just that a Void . The Yawning Chasm , how can a yawning chasm be disordered?The Grand Canyon void above the canyon is that disordered? Now from the void explodes the multiverse and thats unstable slowly boiling of into the void , me and thou are disordered and slowly boiling of into the void. Eris is our ruler and what was she the ruler of ?

[@larrybrown8180]

Order gets born from chaos by the creation of greater chaos - 2nd Law.

[@AD-wg8ik]

We’re gonna need a bigger boat

[@bflex]

..yes very easy to relate to and understand these scientific processes the way you explain it..moreover, a very soothing voice..I can't quite figure out if it's foreign(british) or american..?.. ..you should get a job on the history or nat geographic type show...lol..

[@quannga99]

There’s no chaos in the universe. Everything is in order.

[@adyorvanderlei4767]

Read the Nag Hamaddi Library. The beginning of the universe is told that order came from chaos.

[@puravidadew7031]

And what will happen when humanity and our Pollution and habitat destruction kill the last butterfly?

[@no.1spectator39]

Every nations get their Freedom and Liberty with a freedom struggle or a Revolution

[@leoguerrero6331]

Luv it

[@garygevisser1262]

We perceive it as chaos, but it isn't.

[@rexprangnell6815]

Is the chaos theory the theory of earth’s civilisation,bombarded by nuclear changing cell structure but. I’m an ignorant kiwi fan who lives for these videos and the knowledge from them

[@muahmuah4135]

Even a physics student can understand what that means, or is it just me😅😅

[@biraboom]

chaos is a ladder for sure!!!

[@Age_Of_The_God]

I'm gonna watch the movie now,lol

[@ErmIDK19]

i.ll never stop believing that dropping the A-bombs on Japan was totally justified and saved far more lives than it took. without them the Japanese would never surrender and would not only fight to the last man but the last woman and child too

[@gives_bad_advice]

Jesus put a Band-aid on my knee.

[@washedotter5374]

theres a better explanation of this although i cant remember the concept title ;-; it was more scientific and mathematical although i havent watched this video yet

[@Alien9o1]

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[@conservatorcivilus]

“…our reality actually born, thanks to chaos.” Poppycock! True that every effect has a cause. But what about the very first effect? 🤔Reasonably and logically, there must have been a maker of the first cause, and many of the causes for the first 6 days.😇🙏 ✝️

[@ronaldwhite1730]

Thank you . ( 2022 / July / 13 )

[@musicman22ification]

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[@dkbros1592]

Har har Mahadev the great Rudra tye nilkhata the mahadistroyer the creator of order the adiyogi he is end he is beginning he formed himself by sounds of the universe he is universe he svambhu Har har mahadev

[@dkbros1592]

This what Mahadev is

[@constantin58]

nothing is 100% certain

[@erickibarra5320]

I Was Here! 1,505 views

[@nickdiamond7595]

Our universe and whole existence is just a thought in the brain of a higher dimension being. 🤡

[@Anonymous-md2qp]

I only made it to 1 minute. I didn’t want to hear another word about the US genocide.

[@bazpearce9993]

Then you missed out on an interesting video. Besides it wasn't genocide at all. Sure it was horrific and all, but 2 cities out of an entire planet's population isn't wiping out a race is it?

[@jamesc8259]

Lmao everyone was committing genocide then. The Japanese had Nanking and Unit 731 and more. History must make you cringe.

[@l.antone]

Oh wow! I seem to have the brains of a butterfly. 🥲

[@vapandrei]

Dude. Stop putting loud music into vids...