The Butterfly Effect

The term "butterfly effect" or "chaos theory" in physical, philosophical theories 

and other branches of knowledge is a verbal metaphor or a metaphorical term 

used to express the concept of the sensitive and important dependence of an 

event on the first conditions surrounding it in chaos theory and its application 

in various sciences. This term refers to the metaphorical description of the 

situation,  and not to the interpretation of the case. Basically this term indicates 

that small differences in the first case of a dynamic mobile system may result 

in the long run large differences in the behavior and behaviors of this        

system

This metaphor expresses those phenomena with interrelated and reciprocal effects 

that result from the first event, which may be simple in itself, but generates a 

succession of successive results and developments that exceed its size at the stage of 

the beginning event, in a way that no one could expect, and in places far beyond 

expectations.  which the interpreters of this theory represent in a representational 

way, he says, meaning that (the flutter of a butterfly wing in China may cause 

floods, hurricanes, and thundering winds in the most distant places in America, 

Europe or Africa.) And the famous example depicting the idea that the behavior of 

the mobile system It depends on small differences in its early stages. It is an 

example of a ball. When you place a ball on top of a hill, it can roll in any direction 

.based on small differences in its first position

Journalist Peter Dixes pointed out that popular culture loves the idea of the effect 

of a butterfly, but misunderstands it. While Lorentz has succeeded in using the 

butterfly's metaphor by clarifying that predictability is "limited in nature," 

popular culture assumes that each event can be explained by finding the small 

causes that caused it, Dixes explains, "It speaks to our greatest expectation that the 

world must be understood that everything happens for a reason, and that we can 

.determine all those causes