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Tag Archives: World War I
In Honor Of Veteran’s Day: The Butterfly Effect
Here is a repost of a repost of a repost of a post. The Butterfly Effect post is by far the most popular post ever on the GMM. Many universities and high schools have linked it in their class syllabi. … Continue reading
History’s Biggest “Butterfly Effect” Occurred On This Day
Originally Posted on June 27, 2017 by macromon The butterfly effect is the concept that small causes can have large effects. Initially, it was used with weather prediction but later the term became a metaphor used in and out of … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfly Effect, Franz Ferdinand, World War I
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On This Day: One Wrong Turn & History’s Biggest “Butterfly Effect”
One wrong turn, one small change in initial conditions can change the course of history enormously. Even very true on a personal basis. #CKStrong Originally Posted on June 27, 2017 The butterfly effect is the concept that small causes can have … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfly Effect, Franz Ferdinand, World War I
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On This Day: One Wrong Turn & History’s Biggest “Butterfly Effect”
This post seems more relevant than ever as many believe the initial conditions of today are very similar to those of the Spring and Summer of 1914. One wrong turn, one small change in initial conditions can change the course … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfly Effect, Franz Ferdinand, World War I
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In Honor Of Veteran’s Day: The Butterfly Effect
To honor Veterans’s Day, we are reposting our June 2017 butterfly piece, which illustrates how sleepwalking can lead the world into a war that nobody wants. French President, Emmanuel Macron, warned today about sleepwalking into another great conflict. “I know … Continue reading
Posted in Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfly Effect, Veterans Day, World War I
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History’s Biggest “Butterfly Effect” Occurred On This Day
The butterfly effect is the concept that small causes can have large effects. Initially, it was used with weather prediction but later the term became a metaphor used in and out of science. In chaos theory, the butterfly effect is … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Geopolitical, Uncategorized
Tagged Butterfly Effect, Franz Ferdinand, World War I
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