Chaos Theory and You

We live in a world where we can think, and most of them are predictable. For example, if someone does not take the test, they can say with confidence that they will not do as well as they did in the exam. But what if the situation is not so? What happens if there are no results and all possible consequences are "fair games"? This is the theory of chaos. Chaos theory is a study of dynamic systems and is highly dependent on their initial conditions (abarim). Even though equations roundoff errors make them uncontrollable, some systems are highly dependent on their initial conditions - they are considered part of butterfly effect (stsci).

Now, butterfly flies in the Amazon rainforest. And it causes a chain reaction that can change history. Therefore, whenever someone asks me for this version of the question, I want to cry: "Chaos theory, have you heard of that?" Looking back on the life ten years ago, I I can not accurately predict me and I. 98% of those who did it today. Changes are inevitable. So, the correct answer to this silly question is "I do not have the idea of ​​playing." Relevant ridiculous questions: any predictions that are too hypothetical or need impossible

However, I challenged this. I think randomness is scapegoat - this is something I can not research. Adding the word "random" to scientific theory will cause confusion in cute and orderly theory. It gets confused and spreads. Order and chaos are fundamentally opposite. I originally wanted to challenge randomness as the default fundamental premise, but I think that this can be seen through some simple thought experiments. Please give a general example of randomness. Or explain the randomness of the display. Please play games like Monopoly. When two dice are taken and rolled, a random number between 1 and 12 comes out. There are other ways to form 7 from two 6-sided dice, so we measure the probability of scrolling through a specific number, which shows that I am most likely to hit 7.

Mathematician Ian Stewar has a book called "God's Scorpion?" Chaotic New Mathematics "published in 1989. This book is about chaos theory, about random patterns that no one can see or feel The science is unexplainable, an event occurs from a simple one to an intricate one What seems irrelevant can affect unexpected changes, which are controlled by chaos , Chaos is dominated by quantum mechanics.In this case I am not trying to talk philosophy as discourse or discourse, but rather philosophy is a satirical necessity, a philosophical More relevant to the existence and the foundation of identity.I am accustomed to it - to some extent it becomes our essential part - to inspire us Or promote us, or we we are forced to move forward and move forward in life