"The 2021 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded essentially for making physics sense out of chaos."
"This story began with our protagonist wondering if the world was born out of chaos, then it should have come into existence the same way the chaos was."
"Even when a single event is chaotic and random, with an effectively unknowable outcome, it's still possible to make precise statements about a large number of events."
"Chaos is when a system is oversupplied with energy that can't be put to productive use."
"Edward Lorenz is maybe not the father of chaos theory but certainly one of the fathers... he wasn't even a mathematician actually, he was a meteorologist but really he was a mathematician to his core."
"If you want to achieve a particular world order, you have to create the chaos in order to achieve that. You rub the ideologies up against each other until they become unbearable and then you get the synthesis that you want."
"To understand Apophis is to understand the reason he exists, which is to bring creation to an end and return everything back to chaos."
"Sheer complexity in a deterministic system would make it functionally unpredictable; that's what chaos is."
"The butterfly effect is the idea that tiny changes can have huge impacts in surprising and unpredictable ways."
"Humanity is desperate for control. We are seduced by it, deceived by the illusion of it. But we never really possess it because if there's anything that chaos theory has taught us, it's that nature is on its own course, and when we interfere, humanity tries to put nature into orderly boxes, chaos destroys them."
"A meaningful event exists on the boundary between order and chaos."
"Infinity evoked the formless chaos from which the world was thought to have emerged."
"We may have succeeded in bringing chaos to Tokyo, but God still hasn't been defeated."
"Chaos isn't evil, it is a force of nature, a flow of energy that runs through the universe creating and destroying life."
"Patterns arise from chaos is what he's saying."
"I'm a big believer in chaos theory so tap the like button, leave a comment because they have resounding fractal consequences that you may not see even in your lifetime."
"Entropy can mean two things: one is a lack of order or predictability, gradual decline in disorder. That's the one I knew."
"Everything is bumping around chaotically and just happens to create a random pattern that is, for instance, a big sentient supercomputer with a nice nuclear reactor attached to it to run it until components or fuel decays."
"It's quite clear that chaos has been a pretty important part of the final fantasy franchise."
"Chaos theory: Simple inputs, complex outputs."
"Chaos has the greatest potential for an evolutionary leap."
"The appearance of chaos has underlying order."
"What if it's a variable you know also coincides because aren't we all variables in this great chaos of life?"
"The Chaos Gods, each one of them is an incalculable psychic presence within the warp generated by the collective fantasies and horrors of mankind."
"Chaos theory is just dope, now available on all streaming platforms."
"The improbable is probable in this chaotic world."
"It's incredible how these things, like life, snowball out of control."
"Chaos is no worse than order, order is tyranny, chaos is possibility."
"Paganism in the sense of adopting chaos and not just entirely an orderly nature is actually closer to reality."
"Chaos Theory is hands-down the best game in the series, one of the best stealth titles ever made."
"Every decision that we make, it's like a structured chaos."
"The game is far from solved. There's a lot of elements that are solved and there's a lot of ideas that you can apply but there's an element of chaos that always happens in games. It's hard to stay away from it."
"Almost always the greatest golden ages follow the worst struggles... chaos breeds order and vice versa forming a beautiful nexus that is creation."
"Chaos is merely a human construct. The world only knows its own natural law of harmony and order."
"Life, that through chaos, finds a way to escape the bonds we put on it in the first place."
"Things are not falling apart, they're actually falling into place."
"Tiny little differences can have consequences that magnify and magnify and amplify into a butterfly effect."
"Becoming simultaneously multi-dimensional, experiencing chaos and perfection, personal and collective timelines."
"Chaos shows up to try and bring truth, and this week it's showing up in the most extreme ways."
"History doesn't have a natural order; individuals play significant roles."
"Chaos isn't necessarily evil, it's just a different expression of reality."
"You can't find value if you don't first step into chaos; it's impossible."
"We believe that things are not falling apart, they're actually falling into place."
"Chaos is a prerequisite to clarity, and clarity is the most potent fuel in the world."
"Those who are waiting for internal order will be the subjects of external chaos; those who yield to internal chaos will be the architects of a new order."
"The only way to make the society easy to control is through chaos."
"Chaos breeds opportunity for greater potentiality."
"When there are events of peak emotional intensity, we witness interruptions in the chaos—interruptions in the randomness of data."
"Something as small as a butterfly flapping its wings on one side of the world can send into motion something as huge as a tsunami on the other side of the world."
"Chaos is a ladder. There's a lot of chaos coming up."
"The butterfly effect: from Kevin's explosion to a serene in-between moment."
"Chaos is the secret weapon the deep state believes will save them."
"Maybe make the world a little bit better place maybe find a pattern of love within all of that chaos."
"Life begins: the result of incalculable actions and reactions, trials and errors, genetic mutations and unknowable combinations. Chaos, all leading to a living, breathing, thinking being. An entity distinct and unique."
"Let the divine chaos that hovers over the water, because chaos lets you know that there's creation coming."
"The crazy is good; anything good comes from something messed up."
"Nature isn't hierarchical, it just emerges from chaos."
"Every single thing that you do is a butterfly effect."
"Embrace chaos you cowards. It is the thing to do."
"Whenever chaos and crisis come into your life like that without warning, it's coming with a purpose."
"They're truly using a kind of deterministic chaos in doing this."
"It's chaos theory. Okay, what can happen will happen, and it's gonna happen next."
"If a curse can be broken with a kiss then prepare to end all the chaos in the world for our co2 eternity. Kiss me you fool."
"Satan's strategy is to create chaos in society through natural disasters, economic collapse, and inciting violence and lawlessness."
"Every society is three meals away from chaos."
"This is divine chaos that we're in right now, things have to be moving around in order for them to move into place."
"Nobunaga’s death threatened to plunge the country back into the absolute chaos of the previous decades."
"I didn't pick up art until I was in my young 20s."
"Chaos is chaos. Dreams have a role to play in the waking world."
"Greatness in battle may only be reached through chaos."
"Without slaves, we will be overtaken by the dragon of chaos."
"Chaos holds power, see the beauty around you and spiral into that greater truth."
"In all chaos there is a cosmos and in all disorder there is order."
"It's the old Game of Thrones, Bane crossover. Chaos is a ladder."
"The universe wants to break free so it manifests chaos like me being born, the goddess of mischief."
"Life is changing and I should change with it. That's part of the chaos and the change model."
"It's like mass chaos... chaos has its place."
"Though we may see themes of chaos, loss, breakdowns, grief, or sacrifice in our world, we are being called to remember that there is great healing and higher order coming to restore hope, fertility, and new light in your life."
"The butterfly effect states that a butterfly flapping its wings could cause a devastating hurricane weeks from now."
"Once you open that door, it's just chaos, it's like a Royal Rumble, it's like a Hobbesian wall and we can't really do that."
"The butterfly effect really intrigues me, side. I just can't get over it, man."
"The butterfly effect happening right now, super cute, yes, loving it!"
"These are examples of the butterfly effect, which suggests that a change in one small event can have a big impact, leading to a much larger event taking place down the line."
"Regulatory chaos is by design, not happenstance."
"Chaotic systems never repeat themselves identically, while random systems can fall into repetitive cycles."
"Recognizing the chaotic fractal nature of our world can give us new insight, power, and wisdom."
"Fractals are images of dynamic systems, the pictures of chaos."
"Chaos is the ever changing force in the universe that forces the inevitable change and evolution of everything."
"The butterfly effect refers to the theory that one seemingly small occurrence can have a large impact."
"The butterfly effect states the small flutter of a butterfly's wing it calls a typhoon halfway across the world."
"At the heart of chaos is the seed of renewal."
"The butterfly effect is just a bit of chaos theory and I suppose it leads to a philosophical conversation as well."
"You need a little chaos in there, and then when you have Order and Chaos together, that's when you get Innovation."
"The world is chaos and there doesn't appear to be a solution in sight."
"Sometimes it's through chaos it can create something that wasn't expected."
"From chaos can come something very beautiful."
"Order out of chaos: that's how you gain more control over a population."
"People love chaos, let's start with that actually."
"Everything is interconnected, nonlinear, and chaotic."
"Can you have ordered chaos? I don't know, but the level of entropy is likely to increase."
"Chaos that fears isn't really chaos at all."
"If a butterfly flaps its wings in a certain way in Brazil, it should affect the weather in New York six months later."
"It was really cool to see it slowly unfold, like the turning point was literally when Jeff Goldblum's character was like talking about chaos and then everything started to unravel. I thought that was really awesome."
"We've been working with chaos and our data made absolutely no sense."
"Ian Malcolm's Eerie warning about the unpredictability of complex systems has only taken baby steps forward with the second and fourth entries in the series."
"The ticking noise in your car? It's the birthplace of chaos. Ignore it, and chaos manifests. Pay attention; it's the first indication."
"'Remedial Chaos Theory: What does a pregnancy test look like? It's like a thin piece of plastic with a thing on the end of it. Okay, so this is definitely a gun.'"
"Chaos theory offers a perspective on the fundamental unpredictability embedded within the cosmos's evolution."
"Chaos Theory with its focus on the sensitivity of systems to their initial conditions and the complex unpredictable outcomes that can result has a profound and intriguing role in cosmology and our understanding of the universe's beginnings."
"Chaos, even at low TV, are absolutely... an absolute force to be reckoned with."
"A tiny change in any point of the germinating universe is capable of changing its future completely."
"I think history becomes a lot more exciting when you see it as almost chaos theory, you know. That things happen from which unbelievably unexpected events occur."
"A butterfly flaps its wings in Massachusetts and sets off a tornado around the world."
"Before the coming of chaos theory, scientists had a pretty fixed idea of how everything in the universe worked."
"A chaotic system is especially sensitive to minor perturbations as with the Butterfly Effect."
"Something as small as the flutter of the butterfly's Wings can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world."
"Edward Lorenz defined the limits of predictability."
"This was the start of Emiliano Martinez's Butterfly Effect."
"...but if it doesn't The Joker Is unpredictable his whole thing is that he thrives in Chaos Theory you never know what he's going to do next in the mini you think you do he does the opposite you don't know what to expect with him."
"Controlling chaotic systems involves leveraging chaotic dynamics for desired behavior."
"A small change in initial conditions can lead to drastically different outcomes in chaotic systems."
"Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is the hallmark feature of chaos."
"A small change in initial conditions often gets amplified exponentially in chaotic systems."
"Saddle points play a crucial role in the exponential stretching of trajectories in chaotic systems."
"Chaos can be harnessed for efficient transport in complex systems like the solar system."
"Next to demonstrate Chaos Theory, we've locked Boris Johnson in a room with an aardvark and some magic mushrooms."
"You just never know which flap of the butterfly wing is going to make the difference."
"What really distinguishes chaos is highly dependent on initial conditions."
"We're all little butterflies, and every nano action in every nano way affects the outcome. But while we know that the outcome has to be one or the other of these two wings, two branches of the bifurcation, what we don't know is which branch will win."
"Chaos theory and the elusive nature of true randomness, a fascinating analogy to Ruth's 'happenstance'."
"Chaos is positive. It's to displace, to align."
"Her gift is seeing possible futures; it's all based around Chaos Theory, small changes make the future flux, nexuses they are landmarks which they can navigate through."
"Chaos theory says two things: first, that complex systems like weather have an underlying order; second, that simple systems can produce complex behavior."
"The butterfly effect would be like what if grealish was never born, so what would happen in today's game?"
"Football as chaos is relationism, the next big thing."
"They're related to each other. Chaos calls order. Massive systems of control because of the breakdown."
"It's obvious that amidst the greatest amount of chaos comes the greatest amount of opportunity."
"Every choice made every interaction any interference changes the course of what was going to happen the butterfly effect."
"It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly's wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world."
"Everything that looks random on the outside probably isn't, we just haven't found the mechanism yet."
"Chaos is the seeding ground of cosmos, the basis of all progress."
"Beauty can emerge from chaos, and that nature possesses an innate ability to heal and adapt in the aftermath of even the most destructive events."
"God always operates with order, and a lot of times it can look chaotic, but it is always in the divine order."
"Chaos theory states that within the apparent randomness of chaotic complex systems, there are underlying patterns."
"Who knows how crazy the butterfly effect would be."
"Chaos Theory tells us that if a butterfly so much as breaks wind, it could cause a cataclysm."
"When God comes for us to put his hands on us, he is utterly unafraid of our chaos and is entering into our lives to bring a deep and profound restoration."
"The butterfly effect comes from the idea that something small has a non-linear effect on something major."
"The butterfly effect, and it's a crazy concept, but it's all too real."
"There's a lot of non-linearity in a world where one crisis leads to another."
"A butterfly flapping its wings in Africa causes a hurricane somewhere else the other side of the world."
"Maybe the chaos brings out order in my mind."
"Mismatch socks seem like the very definition of chaos, but I loved knitting them."
"Nature's created this perfect orderly pattern in the chaos of this boiling water."
"Littlefinger was purposely stealing money in order to cause chaos."
"Everyone loves the Butterfly effect because of how beautiful it looks."
"Chaos Theory suggests that even in a deterministic system, if the equations describing its behavior are non-linear, a tiny change in the initial conditions can lead to a cataclysmic and unpredictable result."
"Malcolm's chaos theory was brought forward in an attempt to sober Hammond's mind to the reality of such dynamic systems being highly sensitive to initial conditions."
"If you have motion and no order, you have chaos."
"A certain amount of chaos is needed to move things forward."
"Positive feedback and negative feedback can both be measured by tools from chaos theory."
"The chaos theory held that even the simplest of systems could produce complex behavior."
"In the age of monsters, the world was unformed, a massive plane of chaotic bodies smashed and melded into a yellow sea."
"The butterfly effect is a concept in chaos theory that describes the phenomenon where a small change in one part of a system can result in large differences in another part of the same system."
"What you do not want is for the flap of a butterfly's wings in one subsystem to set off a hurricane in a completely different subsystem."
"This is the very classic, well-known butterfly attractor, this is the Lorenz attractor."
"The Lorenz equation is a very famous equation because it's the one that gives the butterfly attractor and it spawned chaos theory."
"Understanding variation is the key to managing chaos."
"We're all prisoners in a chaotic, broken world."
"The butterfly effect: a tiny butterfly flapping wings today may lead to a devastating hurricane."
"The butterfly effect is a phenomenon whereby a minute localized change in a complex system can have a large effect somewhere else."
"A small change to the initial conditions of this chaotic system can lead to hugely different effects in future time."
"Weather is chaotic, climate and weather are chaotic phenomena, and this is one simple model for that."
"The Lorenz 1963 is the system that gives you this kind of cool butterfly attractor that you've almost certainly seen before."
"If a butterfly flaps its wings in Texas, you might have a hurricane somewhere else in the world."
"The butterfly effect is massively misunderstood."
"We're going to simulate this interesting chaotic 1963 Lorenz system."
"We can't actually demonstrate true and pure chaos; everything is either interacting with a system or is part of a system."
"The butterfly effect is a big thing."
"Life is strange: butterfly, hurricane, tornado."
"Chaos for me is one of the most fascinating topics in all of Applied math because it comes up so often when we analyze systems maybe they seem to be orderly um for some parameters and when you change a parameter it becomes very chaotic and unpredictable."
"It's the butterfly effect, in theory even the simplest interference could cause world lines to split."
"Chaos is such a misunderstood word. For many people, chaos means disorder. Curiously, chaos is studied in modern science and many people speak about the new science of chaos. Chaos is a type of order; it's a type of unstable order in which temporal sequences are very complex."
"Fractals are the pictures of chaos and complexity theory."
"Chaos happens when you get hit with something you never saw coming."
"So fundamentally, this structure of the system of equations is what's causing the chaos."
"Chaotic systems have the sensitive dependence on initial conditions."
"Sensitive dependence on initial conditions is the signature of chaos."
"A strange attractor is an attractor whose local structure is fractal as opposed to smooth."
"We're ready to embark on a new topic which is one-dimensional maps, a much simpler way of describing chaos."
"The logistic map... has a lot of phenomena of amazing complexity."
"It's now more than 50 years since his paper and we do know for a fact that there is a strange attractor."
"Could the whole universe be thought of as a chaotic system?"
"Does the flap of a butterfly's wing in Brazil lead to a tornado in Texas?"
"Chaos is not some kind of a fancy new word for randomness; it means that a system is deterministic and predictable for a short time up to this predictability horizon, and after that, it becomes unpredictable effectively."
"It could be as an object of a type we haven't seen before, which we're gonna call a strange attractor."
"The divine Waller factor is a measure of the disorder in the system."
"Lorentz was a really cool mathematician; he is one of the fathers of chaos theory."
"One of the ways you could describe a chaotic system is that it has sensitive dependence on initial conditions."