Is the Butterfly Effect Real?

[@David_Last_Name]

My favorite example of the butterfly effect: US railroads are exactly 4 feet 8.5 inches wide. Why did they pick such an odd number for that? Well, the same people who built the first railways in America happened to be wagon makers, and their tools where all designed to make wagons that where 4 feet 8.5 inches wide. Why that size for wagons? Because that is the size they made them in England. So why did they make it that size in England? It's because all of the roads already had ruts in them that where this size, and if you made wagons smaller the wheels would snap trying to fit into the ruts, so they made the wagons the right size to fit. So why where the ruts that size? Well, 2,000 years ago when the Romans conquered most of Europe, their war wagons where the ones that made the first roads and so every wagon after that had to be made to the same size as those ancient roman war chariots. So, why where the chariots that size? Turns out 4 foot 8.5 inches is the minimum size needed to fit the butt end of 2 Roman war horses in the front of their chariots. Now, remember the US space shuttle? Remember those tall white rockets on either side of the main orange tank? Those are solid rocket boosters, and they are made in America but have to be shipped to Cape Canaveral via railway. The engineers who designed the space shuttle had wanted those boosters to be fatter, but the railway went through several tunnels which where just wide enough to accommodate a rail car with a width of 4 feet 8.5 inches. This means that a critical design feature of one of the most complicated machines ever built by mankind was decided over 2,000 years ago based on the width of a horses ass.

[@luuvnich]

Nice

[@phantomlobotomy1157]

i love this comment.

[@harshkori99]

best comment on youtube. period

[@OctaneToxicity33]

Wow. That is the coolest piece of information I've heard...er...read about, in a very long while. Well done!

[@MysteryPonyFiction]

That should become a video.

[@chandlercampbell3356]

I could stay up all night watching theories on the butterfly effect until dawn.

[@giorgidvalidze8205]

I see what you did there

[@georgekromidas5097]

Nice reference.

[@Spooky_Psyche]

Until Dawn is awesome 👍

[@superbob8791]

noice

[@amandabyrd6171]

So could I. Life is strange, isn't it my friend?

[@Akki420ish]

One takeaway from Butterfly effect: 1.01^365 = 37.78343 0.99^365 = 0.025517 If you put 1% extra effort everyday for whole year, it really makes a difference compared to 1% less effort every day.

[@alexgioupou8004]

Even 2 years later, this comment will prolly save my future, thanks for the mindset

[@siddharthsahu7123]

I think u are odia.

[@masterchief3247]

Why multiplication?

[@VietTran-IAMV]

Why not comparing 1.5 and 1.1 you cute dumbo ? :)))) When you keep multiplying something below 1 it will keep getting smaller ( 1/2 * 1/2 = 1/4 )

[@masterchief3247]

@@VietTran-IAMV exactly! Why multiplication, addition would be more reasonable here.

[@chuilloo190]

Teacher : What is butterfly effect? Student : Travis Scott song

[@amaury12v89]

Teacher, son?

[@AcaciaIris]

😐😐😐

[@kyletrent.mp4]

For this life I cannot change

[@CD-lj4qs]

Aqeel Adira if some kid said Travis Scott song I would slap him and beat him up no offense

[@AcaciaIris]

@@CD-lj4qs lmao

[@chilipanda2608]

My fart caused hurricane Harvey....

[@lxvelyrxses4530]

Chili Panda mines too

[@Dimitria_D]

😨😂😂

[@lukeroberts5876]

I have respect for you now

[@314rowan]

Lol

[@vincelmascarenhas4829]

I am going to die don't fart

[@pokemonexpert6749]

Life is Strange fans everywhere are screaming. :c

[@johnconnorpliskin7184]

Don't forget about Until Dawn fans.

[@pokemonexpert6749]

BossHalo219 I haven't played that one yet! I have to soon.

[@johnconnorpliskin7184]

Pokemon Expert It's pretty good man, a must play indeed.

[@pokemonexpert6749]

BossHalo219 Yeah, I've been hearing people talk about it! I have to soon. c:

[@hearestthou5714]

About the butterfly effect movie?

[@tristansittler3615]

ah the butterfly effect, Isnt life strange?

[@Moscato_Moscato]

It surely is Jeff Goldblum

[@tristansittler3615]

lol it was more of a reference to the game "Life Is Strange" because its main plot point has to do with the chaos theory.

[@tmcowley]

at least I got the reference👀

[@TrueRaps]

life is strange

[@Taco1011]

The Green Man. I see you.

[@jeffcook8501]

Math is not my strong suit but I love physics

[@sanjithtamballa]

Same lol

[@LovingDeantheGodMachine333]

Same I am glad I am not the only one!

[@cryora]

But math is what allows physics to come up with so many interesting discoveries.

[@jeffcook8501]

***** Yes physics is easier if you are great at math. But you can go a good way without it. I believe Newton or was it Halley that wasn't good at the math. But got far. If I was good at the math that is what I would be doing for a living though I can tell you that. I like learning how things work.

[@cryora]

Jeff Cook Well I don't know what would be considered good at math, since the math gets quite crazy in Physics. Do you mean being able to derive special function solutions to differential equations difficult? Or do you mean anything that involves number crunching, trigonometry, or calculus is difficult? Cause what's awesome about chaotic systems is that it is very difficult, if not practically impossible, to determine analytical solutions to an equation of motion (i.e. the double spring pendulum), thus what Physicists do is use a computer to solve the equation iteratively, getting, instead, a table of values resembling the solution. They've actually refined this process using the Lagrangian Formalism (which is an alternative interpretation of mechanics to Newton's Laws).

[@ori6990]

i love the butterfly effect. it means that everything you do might change the world significantly. i would sometimes do random stuff like tap on a wall knowing that it will affect the future. idk if good or bad but still affect it.

[@kittymcpaws4862]

yes that tap on the wall could have catastrophic outcome. That wall may have a very resistant bacteria which is now on you and then you spread it to everything your hand has touched and then eventually you killed millions of people.

[@yingames275]

@@kittymcpaws4862 2 year late comment I know Or tapping on the wall once made ur neighbor snap and he swore to dominate the world so nobody can make annoying sounds again Then 2 years later he succeeds and all of humanity is under his rule

[@pixtlewint5095]

@@yingames275 lmao

[@zelven6109]

Not only conventional interactions can alter the course of future events, you existing with your heartbeat and the movement of your neurons count as extremely miniscule events which can create even greater chaos.

[@DomanicGamingYT]

I had a theory similar to butterfly effect. I believed that even a single thing can change the future, and that turns out to be true.

[@STMARTIN009]

Anything is possible. You need to go out and play Powerball. You never know.If you win that also would create chaos or a rift in family

[@STMARTIN009]

@ gambling is in general but by not trying you won't win. Just don't go overboard

[@yvonnecerda2938]

How is that a theory u rlly think ur being deep

[@thestruggler7926]

Same. You see this in a lot of time travel stories. For example, anything as small as accidently spilling water can cause a huge chain of events to occur and if you didn't accidently spill water then your future could be entirely different.

[@GraverFILMS]

The butterfly effect is not a subjective answer it simply is how the universe behaves.

[@cykablyat9333]

indeed

[@axe863]

Its how some processes within the universe approximately behave.

[@Chris-nf4qv]

Nice profile pic, its a fractal right?

[@Chris-nf4qv]

Wow i just commented fractal and Trace said fractal

[@jshawnkelley5855]

MW PotatoDasherx I read Fractal and trace SAID FRACTAL 0_0

[@Aviamoyal]

I love the idea of the butterfly effect.

[@meghanlohse860]

Until time travel can actually happen

[@lupo6704]

Meghan LOHSE then hes gonna still love it.. but the butterfly effect is soo dangerous if mixed with time travel

[@fakename5400]

Lupo time travel isn’t real

[@shizunnanase543]

@@fakename5400 It's real

[@gcsdaniel]

@@fakename5400 its scientifically possible.

[@dypat6783]

If i wasn't born, the world might have blown up by now....so you're welcome..

[@tylerstokes3524]

Thank you for being born young brave man

[@spacepopeXIV]

You're a hero to our cause, may Papa John's Pizza bless your soul.

[@sweetheartsoap7161]

Thanks

[@thefurrybastard1964]

Nope, it is still going to blow up. Jor El is right!

[@experiment0789]

BRING US THE GIRL,WIPE AWAY THE DEBT!

[@Isaac-yo1ql]

Ive learned more from Seeker than anything in school XD

[@UndeadSchizophrenicProductions]

I learned more from KZbin than school. Our 9th grade US history textbooks only went up to the Bill Clinton presidency (That was in 2009-2010). Those books were falling apart and some were held together with duck tape

[@adricf661]

Sameee

[@jonathanpussygobbler9633]

Koopa Troopa me too

[@izoo1687]

You guys are uneducated, wtf are you gonna do with the understanding of the butterfly effect in life? Nothing, exactly. School at least teaches mathematics and history from around the world

[@pekkahmar1859]

@@izoo1687 people who say they learn more from things like this are probably not paying attention

[@shizunnanase543]

The good example of butterfly Effect is : *Final Destination movies*

[@amalia_89]

Nah you're wrong. The Butterfly Effect (2004), Your Name (2016), and Back To The Future (1985) are the example. Final Destination is about curse.

[@shizunnanase543]

@@amalia_89 I also watched those too. I am just telling that in Final Destitnation movies too butterfly effect takes places. And it kinda relates because it dont contradict physics and yeah it was more like death Doing it himself. Your name was more towards the effect tho and i cant tell about DARK. Havent watched it yet.

[@iAmerica1776]

Can't wait for Life is Strange season 2!

[@Taco1011]

Don't think it's going to happen but okay.

[@alec9352]

+Taco1011 they've already announced it

[@Taco1011]

Alec Serna Huh. So they did. Doubt it will make me care about the new characters as much as I did about Max, Chloe, Kate, etc. though.

[@iAmerica1776]

doubt you cared about those characters before you played the game

[@Taco1011]

Jacob King Excellent point.

[@samgilfellan6352]

... LIFE IS STRANGE

[@-Speed2411]

YeAAA

[@samgilfellan6352]

YYAAAAAYYYY

[@Dandelionss]

Sam Gilfellan ayyyyyy

[@user-Void-Star]

everything is dependent origination that is madhiyamaka theory.

[@hanifnasyawan8985]

*bold*

[@lamboking8able]

random is not really random until you get to the quantum level

[@LuigiCotocea]

Ok random guy!

[@user-ht6ql1rn3w]

Facts, even thoughts are not random

[@BillGraper]

Something as simple as taking a different route home could affect your entire existence. Maybe you would've gotten in an accident if you had gone the usual route. Maybe you will on the new route. If someone delays you for a few seconds on a trip in which they weren't originally part of the plan, it could literally be the difference between you being in the wrong place at the wrong time... or the opposite. Maybe it'll save your life. The butterfly effect is very complex, in a way that none of us could possibly fully comprehend. One tiny little thing could change a lot & affect many different people.

[@ChandravijayAgrawal]

channel name changed to seeker

[@nin2494]

Chandravijay Agrawal lol

[@austinmoon6974]

what was it before?

[@whimystical]

D News

[@beautifulcatastrophe]

Chandravijay Agrawal THE CHANNEL HAVE BEEN OWNED BY OTHER NOW..THAT'S WHY THE NAME IS CHANGED.

[@wartygourd]

lol was gonna say that

[@StandardAI]

It's true because lets say you went back in time and drove down a street, it would throw off the time that would happen normally and then when someone went home and had sex it would be at a different time which would impact where the sperm is stored and a completely different sperm would be used to impregnate causing a completely different person to be born, who knows maybe that person would of became president but didn't because it was another person and it would just keep snowballing and causing different things to happen at different times with different results all because you chose to time travel and interact with people.

[@Eternldragon1]

😱I'm stuk

[@ItsZytro]

+Standard AI i didnt understand shit about that, how does traveling back in time affect a sperm? 😂😂

[@anevtuscrynis3954]

If that were the case then you'll be moving to a different world line

[@12amthehorrorseries31]

Out of All demonstrations you deside you demonstrate with sex

[@giannis5868]

What if JFK wasnt assisanted What if the guy actually killed trump What if God didn't sacrifice himself What if video games were never invented What if schooo was never invented What if the God janus never existed changing Januarys name What if your bestfriend was never born What if your girlfriend/boyfriend was never born What if there was no evil in the world What if your parents died before they had you What if Michael Jackson never died What if the asteroids that created earth completely missed and never made earth What if dinosaurs still.existed What if aliens invaded us

[@juanda680]

So mathematically speaking fate is real?

[@fuzzypenguino]

DNews is BS

[@naclmizucat5578]

Can we change the future??

[@roycecute17]

So that means everything is scripted

[@jwolternova1051]

Actually we are not certain, because of quantum physics.

[@robertwhite174]

I disagree with ShymFan2007. Lets say that you had a superintelligence that was able to analyze all the data about everything there is to know about the universe's starting conditions. With this information it would be able to predict the future indefinitely by creating a recursive equation that is essentially a simulation of the universe from its birth until its death. This thought experiment is known as Laplace's Demon and gives credence to the philosophical theory of determinism. So I think that yes, mathematically speaking, fate is real.

[@hjalmarselberg5653]

its crazy to imagine that anything like a simple hi or something else could have changed someones life forever

[@DJOpaixMusic]

Video Game Developers should take notes. Chaos Theory could make games much more interesting.

[@theRealStreetScholar]

I applied it to my game This is No Game

[@poproxx8467]

Ironically I've thought of this my whole life, even with no words to describe it.

[@SanjayKumar-sr5qi]

So the final destination movies were all based on the chaos theory ?.

[@DanielJohnNicholson]

In the U.K. that ride is called the teacups

[@TraceDominguez]

I love shit like that.

[@Pacvalham]

+Trace Dominguez I never expected you to use that word!

[@syberlord7660]

It's called that in the us too

[@Lisatheecologist]

In the USA tea cups is a different ride

[@biohazard737]

On Saturn we call it teacups too

[@DatHam]

Did you know you can *bold*, make an _italic_, and -slash through- something on KZbin comments? *_-Here-_* is all of it on one.

[@emojicat_]

How did u do that?!

[@Miya-Akuma]

Hey. How did you do that???

[@cerezabay]

* bold * _ italics _ - strikethrough - _(Remove spaces)_

[@Miya-Akuma]

Cereza it don't look like it worked for you

[@Miya-Akuma]

*bold* _italics_ -strikethrough-

[@chrismcclellan1569]

I always thought that the Butterfly Effect was, if you went back in time and stepped on a butterfly that wasn't supposed to be stepped on it would cause major changes in the world you were from.

[@nicholastrigg897]

"For this life I cannot change" 🤘🤘

[@AcaciaIris]

No ..

[@LuigiCotocea]

@Qura Handall yes!

[@gotcha9983]

Nonsense. This is an excuse to rot

[@ompampassou7034]

@@gotcha9983 Its lit

[@acguevarra07]

yeah! yeah! yeah! 🎶

[@sadalien9049]

It doesn't matter, Chloe's still dead. :(

[@annsaw2217]

Nooooooo 😭😭

[@1NegativeZero]

Only if you sacrificed her for the town. ...How could you???

[@sadalien9049]

I didn't :.(

[@diregrimmjow8519]

well no need to ever play life is strange now gg for the spoiler alert btw

[@1NegativeZero]

Grimm You should still play it. That game isn't about the destination, it's about the journey ;)

[@xoreign]

Last Halloween me and a few friends marathoned until dawn till the end. One of my favorite high school friend experiences. now its tradition :) lol ik no one cares but I just thought I'd mention it since everyone is mentioning chaos theory games

[@beautifulkeema12]

Pl

[@ashleeb3239]

3 .! Fa 3 bun. b. vmndmdneejdjjdskwq122301111111111111111111 111ev

[@noobsplaynoobgames2463]

Xoreign retual*

[@kingpotato7183]

Xoreign why would you marathon a story based game every year wont that become boring

[@sambut87]

I figured this years ago when I was a kid. Subtle occurrences can result in life changing events. For instance a point in space inside a giant nebula can have just a tiny amount of extra density which would lead the the formation of a star at that point. Had the density been slightly less, the star may have formed elsewhere or not at all.

[@vishwas425]

THis COmmEnT ChAnGed SomEThiNG

[@rubinashaikh8461]

I ate a cookie

[@vishwas425]

@@rubinashaikh8461 i didn't backflip

[@taliaa2]

woah its pretty weird that you posted this comment three years ago and then replied to it only a week ago. what are the chances?

[@imanea8034]

example:someone laughed so hard at this comment they fell and broke something from their parents,parents get mad and take all your electronics away,but you have a important test for school and you need your laptop,your parents dont believe you and you fail that class,all because you laughed at a comment

[@vishwas425]

@@taliaa2 KJSHDKSHDJ

[@ammaralkhatri8804]

My concept of the Butterfly effect was when you travel back in time and change the slightest thing and then the future gets screwed!👻

[@Sesamestreet9080]

Ammar Alkhatri not screwed but different outcomes

[@giannis5868]

@@Sesamestreet9080 yeah say you went back in time and kicked a rock you could be a whole different person because say when you kicked that rock your parents were driving home and they went over the rock and crashed then died they wouldn't have had you its crazy to think how one thing can change the future😐

[@Sesamestreet9080]

Ricarda Rodriguez yes makes your think about your actions. Every choice has a effect. Some bigger than others but they all have their consequences

[@giannis5868]

@@Sesamestreet9080 yeah it's crazy how things like this happen

[@returnedtomonkey8886]

@@giannis5868 but There's can also be a positive outcome, you hit a rock and this scares a fox that runs over the street , your parents do a forced break in order to not hit the fox. The evenr scares them into driving more carefully. And therefore no accident occurs.

[@Danjoker.]

See, here I'm now sitting by myself, uh, er, talking to myself. That's, that's chaos theory.

[@TraceDominguez]

Har HAAA harHAAAAAAhar HAaaa

[@Danjoker.]

Trace Dominguez At least you found it funny :D

[@TraceDominguez]

That was my best Ian Malcolm laughing impression.

[@rileywhite1446]

Oml yes 😂😂😂😂

[@greysen3859]

I always thought they got the name from the story where the man went back in time to hunt a dinosaur and stepped on a butterfly, making the world he came back to just slightly different from what he left

[@alfonsomena2558]

of i was hunt.dinosaurs i live 1000 years cuz no posion in air higher radiation nowasdays poison as.medicine . lead and flouride in water benzine in air along with gmo and diseases in my chicken Pork no stress

[@greysen3859]

Alfonso Mena You okay, buddy?

[@alfonsomena2558]

Im.fine big buddy

[@sharknight5160]

"oh I wish I wish I never stepped on that fish"

[@lemongrenade6135]

So if I got rid of Christopher Columbus before he landed at America..... Would we still be here?

[@ShaudL]

I Mean.. he ain't discover anything anyway

[@spookygang644]

Most likely someone else would have went/discovered America

[@vakusdrake3224]

Reproduction is a system highly subject to chaos theory; so if you changed anything in the system, which sperm meets the egg and thus who is born will be totally different pretty soon afterwards from then on. So you can change absolutely anything and different people will be born totally changing human history.

[@lemongrenade6135]

Valcor Wabajak I meant making it so he didn't get to america without making it so he wasn't born

[@vakusdrake3224]

The Entity I mean if you changed anything whatsoever from that time period everything from then on would be totally different; and everyone born in our timeline wouldn't have been born. Asking whether we would be here if columbus didn't travel to america is a meaningless question, because if you changed _anything_ on earth from before our births we wouldn't be here, that's not profound that's just the butterfly effect.

[@mukeshsaxena5603]

I watched lots and lots of recommended videos before fell into this one. Butterfly effect.

[@mugge47]

"this is probably still dnews"

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

hehe

[@doodlescnof4424]

_lmao_

[@TheLanceGamer]

Lmfaooo

[@SailorThugCuzSailorWasTaken]

This video is strange :/

[@swiggitysam2219]

life is strange

[@NoahTheDude420]

FEEEEELS

[@donlucky4]

so is life.

[@adampetro6086]

like a life

[@AshC137]

Life is Strange!

[@iatetwosandwiches]

omf yes

[@masonjarproductions5555]

Who else is here BC they played life is strange?

[@dzikripratama3776]

Yeay!

[@gamemasterthelegend2452]

I’m here because of Fortnite

[@ballingorilla]

Game Master The Legend wtf does Fortnite have to do with this

[@sourabhtripathi0986]

@0:16 no dude its no longer dnews......its seeker

[@ricardoaraiza1844]

holy crap I never knew there was a name for this. I started thinking about this kinda thing for awhile now.

[@RanggaWiratno]

Y'all need to watch Steins;Gate

[@bigalzzzzzzz]

I literally just finished watching it just before this video came out :O

[@darkseid3225]

Been saw it, amazing & funny she dies repeatedly like re:zero

[@ozil8093]

Watched it. The only anime I have ever watched ever

[@CommissarVito]

Rangga Wiratno Lol its good. I didnt even know its somewhat based on a "true-story" in a way. Pretty crazy shit they knew CERN would p much have a LHC when Titor was from the very start of 2000s.

[@SrmthfgRockLee]

why wats hthat

[@Loopy_Kick]

4:34 Talk to the hand. XD

[@emojigirl4596]

Wtf

[@emojigirl4596]

That's not funny

[@vernoncarson6926]

Yay Me ,.

[@meowseru]

Loopy Kick lol you can tell she sassed him

[@Master_Therion]

How do you turn a normal mathematician into a chaos mathematician? Tell him/her to divide by zero.

[@cykablyat9333]

AHA.

[@fangsinyourneck3444]

Dividing by zero is doing nothing to the number

[@Master_Therion]

Ionic Qube It makes it undefined. Try it on a calculator you'll get an error. You can't divide by zero, it's not a valid operation.

[@fangsinyourneck3444]

Master Therion Dividing by zero is a mathematical representation of doing nothing to the dividend. It isn't a problem, it's a representation.

[@kenton8476]

You are in a lot of videos I watch...

[@brianrivera0]

Vasili Alexandrovich Arkhipov not launching his nuclear weapons on his submarine is an example of the butter fly effect as small actions by a single individual saved humanity from nuclear annihilation

[@somerandomguy2598]

"A tiny bitterly flapping its wings now may lead to a devastating hurricane weeks from now"

[@daddydewitt1920]

Hey what's up guys, it's Scarce here.

[@ilovehamstersyay]

d o u b l e u p l o a d

[@Eclipsed_Archon]

Rare to find a well put explanation of chaos theory, now I can point people to this when explaining it instead of going through 10 minutes of explaining it myself each time. Not like anyone I talk to really wants to know anyway, but still...

[@AlexisAlexander646]

I thought the Butterfly Effect was named after the fact that if you went back in time, and if you killed a butterfly, it would change the whole world?

[@kevnar]

(X + 2) * 8 / 7 - 3 = ? Change the value of X, even slightly, and the final outcome is always different.

[@lindsey7544]

oh

[@musmerabdulrehman8147]

I'm from the future what was Dnews

[@kuronosan]

SourceFeeder.

[@TraceDominguez]

A non-holographic, pre-augmented reality brain-tapping 2-Dimensional picture show with monaural non-immersive audio program. It was designed to provide episodic basic education in the sciences to the general populace before wetware downloadable lessons were mandated by government order.

[@alfonsomena2558]

no your human. u can have a message from the future.

[@jonathanpalmquist4894]

I'm actually from the future, and it's not DNews anymore, now it's Seeker

[@sharandeep981]

Where is the Future? I can't find it on a Map.💀

[@DerSheriff]

As a Jurassic Park nerd I think Ian Malcolm all the time.

[@jespergauhl6611]

"I've been Trace, and I will hopefully also be him in the future. And this is probably still DNews." *checks channel name* "Seeker". Sorry man, don't be so hopeful about keeping your name.

[@NKJFVIDS]

"this is probably still DNews, but we'll see." damn. future predictions on point

[@walterwhite3143]

Hey sassy

[@margo-gh7bx]

woaa

[@HONKANDHANK]

Not anymore :O

[@Adrastia]

I remember as a kid my uncle had a Ray Bradbury book called Dinosaur Tales. I read A Sound of Thunder. A man travels back in time to hunt dinosaurs and breaks some rules, accidentally killing a butterfly. When he comes back to the present everything has changed. I believe it's out of print but you can get a used copy on Amazon. It has fantastic illustrations.

[@Zante126]

One of the best episodes on this channel. So interesting, yet accessible knowledge about our world

[@nobumino]

Life is Strange

[@inspektical2393]

Wow Dnews thats a hella cool video.

[@SailorThugCuzSailorWasTaken]

i c wut u deed dare

[@MatthewTraceur]

Are you cereal?

[@amberhauser6045]

:)

[@IDMYM8]

Mom can we have Butterfly Effect? Mom: We have *Butterfly Effect* at home. *Butterfly Effect* at home: _"Domino Effect"_

[@anonismust]

Chaos Theory SOUNDS WAAYYY COOLER THAN "Sensitive dependence on initial Conditions"

[@rollthereality]

Every moment in your life has led to you seeing this comment.

[@soyanshumohapatra]

*No* It's the YT algorithm that led me to this video and ultimately to this comment

[@PureGold197]

I thought hee was going to talk about when you have a crush on someone, and you get butterflies when you're near them 😂😂

[@cosmicroyal77]

I would've much rather heard about that:)

[@smhbabygirll2568]

Mark Angelot your dumb :/

[@PureGold197]

+Smh Babygirll Maybe..

[@reamb.5302]

mark youre in a very wrong side of youtube if you think that!!

[@BTSxARMY-qs2vc]

Smh Babygirll bruh, why are you calling him/her dumb?? : (

[@CJ-cx8ym]

"Flaps it wings in Brazil and causes a hurricane in Texas", anyone else watching this while hurricane Harvey destroys Texas ?

[@Demolidor_999]

I'm brazilian and thats not our fault heheheh

[@DrSuess-tl7ln]

Vitor Hudson LOL good one ;)

[@joyshrighosh1642]

Its really good to have knowledge about chaos theory as it can be used in every solution to every problem

[@ashly1461]

I wish Dnews were an actual school class,I would actually be attending everyday to know everything about everything.

[@s00uz]

A lot of people won't like this comment but I feel compelled to say it anyway. As a Christian, this gives me peace of mind. There is order in the chaos, we just can not comprehend it. Thank you DNews for this video today, shared!

[@Yajurshridhar]

00:15 "this probably still is D-news" not anymore lol

[@SubShadow818]

so this is the same as if you were to go back in time and change one little thing you pretty much change everything?

[@xoreign]

if that one thing is significant enough

[@grandmastaj5]

In theory, yes. The smallest change can lead to a huge change.

[@tiagotiagot]

Possibly; you can't know the repercussions exactly until you actually do it (or run a perfect simulation of it).

[@MaDrung]

That is true. After a few years there would be all different people on the planet if you just pushed a pen.

[@N0URii]

yes, example if hitler parents have a sex in different time, is they would have hitler or kid with other personality. and now you can imagine what happen then in the next centuries

[@summitsparrow]

OMG so glad you broke this down. I knew the thing that you were describing but I didn't know what it was called or anything about chaos theory but I just knew it when I saw it. The thing that you were describing is intuition, coming into that randomness and making decisions. That's literally what the universe is.

[@MHMecklin]

Math isn’t my strong suit either, but things like butterfly effect. Chaos theory is a new term to me but technically I guess I was already aware of it. Musicians technically know of it because they know the slightest change in how you play a note, (pressing lightly, slowly, hard, fast, stringing it, or playing connected, pitting a pedal down here, tightening your lips there, blowing harder in the mouth piece, humidity, sweaty fingers, nerves, etc, and any combination of these all effect a performance. It takes honestly just one of these to cause a memory slip which is one of the reason why performing is so hard. And this applies to all performing arts and various other performances in sports, but I think artist (musicians and photographers etc) are more aware these factors and the concept of chaos theory. Even if they aren’t aware that they’re aware of it. This is one reason why I think the arts are appreciated. In sports, (besides the action) most of these concepts are visually seen verse in a performance, these concepts are so subtle the audiences can’t relate, and is usually completely oblivious too. This is partly because not everyone is a musician but mainly because these small factors can’t be seen and are far less obvious as compared to sports. Plus i don’t think majority of people know or are aware of the butterfly effect and chaos theory.

[@horsepower523]

I've always been fascinated by the butterfly effect theory. Like for example if I snap my fingers could that really change my life and possibly even the whole history of the world and if I hadn't snapped my fingers at that precise moment then everything would've gone totally differently? It just blows my mind when I start thinking about it. Every little move that I make could change everything in the universe.

[@hatsmyth]

“‎"Introduce a little anarchy. Upset the established order, and everything becomes chaos. I'm an agent of chaos...”

[@friskthehuman1957]

the thumbnail reminds me of life is strange

[@amaurapond]

frisk the human Hella yes!!!

[@splash2849]

frisk the human love Life is Strange

[@MdHossain-tg1dm]

by nd

[@antwan1357]

I didn't realize that what I studied everyday had a name. I merely called it changing pattern effect from a very similar source.

[@Will-Smurf]

I love your videos man

[@jamesfra1311]

THERE WILL BE ORDER IN THIS COMMENT SECTIIIOON

[@marcosanchez9544]

No

[@marcosanchez9544]

I won't conform

[@22buttergaming]

YEAH WHO ARE YOU TO TELL US WHt to do!

[@geetgeorge9696]

Under rated comment.

[@CommanderM117]

neeeevvvvveeeeerrrrrr

[@5thhour826]

"This is probably still D News, we'll see" its seeker now...

[@svetliostanev8144]

Your story is one of many possibilities

[@ArdhenduChakraborty621]

My personal example. I never knew about this theory's name although I could sort of sense it always. Once, I was solving a sum in thermodynamics which included a power of (1/3). First time I did it, I put it 0.333 in the power and the calculator came up with an answer which I fed in the answer box and it turned out to be WRONG. I couldn't understand what could possibly go wrong. I went through my procedure a minimum of 5-6 times. Couldn't figure it out at all. Lastly, I noticed that perhaps I may get the right answer if I used (1/3). Turns out I was right. Just the change of interpretation, changed the answer and made it go literally out of the legal limits set by the examiner. That was truly CHAOTIC!

[@SalihDeLon]

If I didn't go out and run, I wouldn't injure myself then I could go to the gym then I could meet a beatiful girl at the gym and maybe I could be dating her now.. We will never know what will happen in the future, we have been crossing paths for a reason. It depends on what type of path you're choosing. One day you will choose the right one and you will be crossing it with a stranger until having a good relationship with him/her. Each path produces a different outcome. Every little thing can change your paths, Just like the Butterfly Effect.

[@jonathanescobar6482]

"Chaos is really order" tell that to the reapers.

[@Moscato_Moscato]

I've seen Jurassic Park so consider me an expert...

[@BTSxARMY-qs2vc]

_What if Adam and Eve never bit in the apple??_ Everything sounds sooo creepy.. 😨😨

[@msftvsn9349]

Keara Toné What if they were real?

[@fieldofreeds8581]

Two very beautiful movie scenes illustrate the butterfly effect- one in Benjamin Button and one in Mr. Nobody… the first time I heard about the theory was from those movies and it’s endlessly fascinating.

[@slipstreamxr3763]

I can think of a certain six movie series based off of two books that perfectly illustrate the butterfly effect.

[@unoki99]

0:15 Nope. you're wrong, it's Seeker now :D

[@MrLukhut1]

This had to be discovered? How can you expect anything to be the same absolutely every time you experiment on something without a constant environment. Honestly this sounds like common sense to me, but then again, im not the dullest person on youtube. lol

[@GraverFILMS]

There seems to be a barrier between people who understand this to be the way of the universe and people who are saying "it's just a theory". Definitely an observable lack of common sense

[@saulleach3476]

It is common sense and as babys we work it out for our selves but what makes it interesting is when we think about it and realize how crazy the realisation of this fact is and how it turns everything we believe to be our "free" lives up side down. I guess The human brain freeks out because it belives it is in totel crontrol when of course it has no control over the uninvers laws at all

[@TheDarkArtist_]

I love Until dawn🦋

[@toast5198]

So do I

[@rulde]

Waterdoggo5893 alt A full commitment's what I'm thinking of

[@hypervious8878]

"This is probably still D News, we're gonna see..." Ah, prophetic.

[@damofoluis]

Seeker now... lol

[@reeceball]

I like to think of chaos theory as karma, though not in the traditional sense and I know there's way more to it than just that. It's one reason that inspires me to be my most ethical self, and comforts me when I think I'm not making a difference. Hurt people, hurt people. That's how pain patterns gets passed on, generation after generation after generation. By breaking the chain, by not hurting others when we are hurt, we made a small change for the better that could snowball into something big that's good, and/or we prevented something big from happening that's bad. It's the ultimate realization of the consequences of our actions and, not to sound spiritual, how we are all connected and everyone's well-being affects our own.

[@maddyxoxo5657]

Well Explained. Subscribed❤️

[@palashkale]

It's not Dnews anymore.. it's seeker now

[@Some.username.idk.0]

Palash Kale he predicted that. LOL

[@LolzSquid]

Alpha Blaze yo that's funny

[@ahmed38247]

"Life is strange" perfect example to explain this (*_*)

[@felinecatgirl]

“It’s probably still called d news”

[@Magnificent_Dreamer]

universe is actually random, it's governed by quantum mechanics

[@deproissant]

This is why it's impossible for one to travel back in time without changing anything. The traveler just changed the initial condition, from a condition where it didn't have him as part of the specific point in spacetime to a condition where it does now. Who knows what could happen from that point on.

[@laurab1074]

Kind of a depressing look at the butterfly effect, but I often can't help wondering if it really would apply (if it was possible to go back in time and test the theory). My sister and nephew died in a car accent a few years back. Lets say I could go back in time, but only for a minute. If I chose a minute in the morning and decided to call her, would that minute be enough to throw off her and her husband's schedule oh so slightly, but just enough that the moment their car and the other two cars in the crash collided would never happen? It's not like there is anything we can actually do to change the past, but it's an interesting thought. That would be a minor event causing immense changes, my sister could be alive, she would give birth in a month, I would have a 5 year old nephew today, but would that also alter the route of my life in either a negative or positives way? The event kept my parents as friends after they finalized their divorce the month prior, but it stunted my emotional maturity and I'm still trying to work past blocks resulting from the trauma. What would the family look like today? What career path would I have chosen if it didn't happen the way it did? Or would everything balance out and still occur in the way it has. There are so many possibilities but no possible way to know the answer.

[@luuvnich]

Im sorry for your loss...

[@N0URii]

is it all our destiny? or it just happened randomly? question about life xd