The chaos theory is, in theory, based on unpredicatability, and the ensuing chaos that follows, The butterfly effect coincides with the chaos theory, now, who here believes that a butterfly flapping its wings in The Andes Mountains in South America, can affect the weather in Chicago?

I dont

what?

Though I do believe in the chaos theory I am skeptical on The Butterfly Effect

Sounds like cow farts to me

did you read the question?

believes that a butterfly flapping its wings in The Andes Mountains in South America, can affect the weather in Chicago

@CarefulBitchesImPregnant: oops. I thought he was talking about andres. So i stopped reading

I think the Butterfly is an good analogy on cause and effect in life. . You never know how things you do affect others, . For example. . Some years back I was living in the hood, this neighborhood was over ran with crime, crack and prostitution. I and my two children had to walk or ride the city bus, literaly everywheres . One day after living there a couple of years. Walking back from the grocery store with my kids. . This old man walked up to me and said, "thanks for making me smile" he said, " ive sat on my steps every afternoon. I see you walk by with them babies, and you smile in all of this mess like it doesnt even exist." he asked what my secret was, I told him "I live in my world, not theirs"

@Obstreperous: I think events happen at random, the chaos theory causes a chain reaction and then there is automatic chaos because of the unpredictability of a future or present event that causes the chaos. Though I am skeptical about the Butterfly Effect causing the weather to change, I do believe it causes the Chaos Theory to behave differently like you described.

Mothra maybe.