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Sun Charm
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PostPosted: Tue Sep 25, 2007 5:41 pm


Sandstone Warrior
I find it to be an interesting concept, since what you describe does tie into chaos theory. Though I find the theory itself to be a constant amusement to me (weatherpeople will never be 100% accurate according to the theory).

To be honest, what you said I believe is chaos theory / butterfly effect. The 'what if this hadn't / had happened' bit is basically the basic (but not scientific) definition.

Though 'trace' had me thinking in terms of the internet, where you also leave traces... unless you're a proxy-freak or use Tor or the like, and modify your computer to keep no records. ^_^

What I really was reffering to was physically leave a trace, not a internet type thing.
PostPosted: Sat Mar 22, 2008 1:28 pm


saphria_eragon
here is a situation

a person commites murder, but there are no finger prints. How do find him?

The twist is: He has no skin.



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What I am trying to get at is that SOME kind of trace is left, for example, There is a dead body on the ground after the murder, thats a trace too. xd


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Sun Charm
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 21, 2008 8:57 pm


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I looked up the chaos theory awhile back and I am fascinated by it. I think it somewhat does relate to this. But let me get this one more thing straight. The butterfly effect is when the wind made by the butterflies wings combine with other elements over time and cause a storm? Or is it the wind itself without the elements added (Elements meaning weather).


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