The Butterfly Effect Theory
Recently I
watched a film on 13th Jan 2016 “Nanaku Prematho” and I am totally
impressed with the direction part the way the director directed the film. The
film is based on father sentiment but the basic theory behind the film is “Butterfly
Effect Theory”. First time I agree with the director’s style of narrating the
story with a small theory which will continue till the end of the film.
What is the Butterfly Effect?
In chaos theory,
the butterfly effect is the sensitive dependence on initial conditions in which
a small change in one state of a deterministic nonlinear system can result in
large differences in a later state.
The Chaos theory
is a field of study in mathematics which studies the behavior of dynamical
systems that are highly sensitive to initial conditions—a response popularly
referred to as the butterfly effect.
To explain it in
a simple manner, the butterfly effect theory states that when
a butterfly moves its wings somewhere in the world it can cause a tornado in
another part of the world.
This might sound
like an unrealistic assumption, How can a slight change like that one result in
a big one such as a tornado?
Here is an
example that will help you understand the Butterfly Effect theory in real life.
A man was working
in a company where he was mistreated by his manager and after months of being
disrespected by his arrogant boss he decided to quit.
Before the man left
the company he spoke about it to the other employees and the result was that
three other people decided to quit too.
When those people
found themselves unemployed they decided to start their own business.
After
some time and a lot of hard work their business became a very successful to the
extent that they started competing with the company they used to work for.
Under the pressure of the fierce competition the old company declared
bankruptcy!!
Didn't you just
notice the Butterfly Effect theory in that example!! The mistreatment of a
single employee resulted in the bankruptcy of the company years later.
This is what the
Butterfly Effect theory is all about, a small unnoticeable change can result in
a very big one later on.
How to Make Use
of the Butterfly Effect theory
I bet that there
are many changes that you want to make in your life but in the same time you
can't do them because you believe that you don't have enough resources.
Here is where the
butterfly effect theory can come into play, by focusing on doing very small
tasks each day you will be able to experience very big changes as time passes.
Want to see how
the butterfly effect theory can improve your life?
Here is an example
that can show you how to take advantage of the butterfly effect:
Waking up thirty minutes earlier:
If you woke up just 30 minutes earlier each day you will be able to do
some new things such as exercising. After few weeks you will become fit, your self-image
will improve and consequently your self-confidence will. The improvement in
your self-confidence will positively affect your career, health and
relationships!! That was another example of the butterfly effect theory. A very
small change has produced very big results.
Simple Theory which gives unrealistic things but the theory works for all the activities that happens in our daily life.
Everything is Inter-connected...
Simple Theory which gives unrealistic things but the theory works for all the activities that happens in our daily life.
Everything is Inter-connected...
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