-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_ Chaos Theory
(the famous " Chaos Theory". Please don't vomit, there are so many familiar faces behind)
-Edward Lorenz, a meteorologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Tech. originated the term of "the butterfly effect"
(the scientist who studied the dynamics of Earth's atmosphere The basic model, so the original "butterfly effect" was not so philosophical until some idlers started to ponder when they were full...)
-Now that science is looking, chaos seems to be everywhere_ James Gleick , author of “Chaos: making a new science)
―Chaos
and order are not enemies, only opposites_ Richard Garriott, the computer gaming pioneer
(this is nonsense again)
―That Chaos and the fear of chaos actually invites more chaos.
(It is chaos and the fear of chaos that creates more chaos. Wordplay?)
-Chaos was the law of nature, order was the dream of man._ Henry Brooks Adams, American Historian (1828-1918, omg , do the guys who study 'Chaos' live so long?)
-Chaos is a friend of mine_ Bob Dylan
(they sing all live in a mess, and have a good life!)
What is control?
I think so, control is to generate a world free from chaos, where everything is clearly visible, everything is in order, everything is pushable, everything is reasonable. If I love you, you will love me and she will quit, it's that simple. In "The Butterfly Effect", 'control' is the crazy Evan who thinks he can treat his life as a huge mobile hard drive, only he has the right to play, and can erase and write on it.
An interview with John D. Biroc, Ph.D, a Psychotherapist (a profession that sounds really professional). I like what he says because I think I can barely understand it:
"From an existential point of view, we were not born into this world, we were thrown into this chaotic world (where he said ' "Chaos" refers to a state of frenzy and uncontrollability, not the "chaos" in "chaos theory"). We face choices every moment in order to make sense, and when we try to control those things we can't When we control things, we have a tendency to be extremely anxious. That's why we get into trouble."
"It's also the reason why long-term predictions cannot be made, and the human factor is the most complicated."
I strongly agree with this statement . . My 'chaotic' life is made up of my 'control' and 'anti-control'.
Sometimes I try to control:
Control your smile; Control your tears; Control your sphincter muscles; Control that swear word or snot that comes out when you face this person; Control the secret that you can't help revealing when you think of that person; Control yourself not to call you ; Control myself and smile to rub PP for the boss;
sometimes I try to counter control:
escape from the probe, escape from the eyes, escape from the disease, escape from the clone island, escape from the eight honors and eight shames, and escape from your love.
Of course I can't, of course I'm powerless, and with so many control propositions, naturally, I get anxious.
Even if there is a "butterfly effect", it can't actually be a linear response like that in the mentally retarded movie. If so, how simple the world should be! 'Control' is no longer my elusive dream.
Conversely, if we could just accept and adapt to the present and not try to control what might happen in the future, would it be all right? Lie to me, beat me up, let me die. Unless you take a few nerves out of me, you can convince me that this is all possible.
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