Here today I will talk about Butterfly Effect, it is quite an old theory, but no matter since we have some example today.
Butterfly Effect simply means a chain continuous reaction/event that is triggered one by another.
A simple example, Honda City uses DBW and then Toyota will follow despite to regain their sales, and then local Proton and Perodua will start shooting DBW weaknesses while 2 years later they implement it.
A more complicated example, Kim scores 29 in CHOS test, and then many people start to group with her regardless of understanding or mere memorizing which at that point not important, and then Kim suddenly read a blog and got on fire, blazing fire that kind and start to use that issue to flame the pity Myvi driver Tzmin, and ask Tzmin to destroy Honda driver aka the author.
Well, Kim is indeed very experienced in the society earning money which I must respect, but somehow she needs to understand, not every place is the same place, and not everyone will say something directly instead using subliminal messaging, and a strong perception is needed.
Butterfly Effect simply means a chain continuous reaction/event that is triggered one by another.
A simple example, Honda City uses DBW and then Toyota will follow despite to regain their sales, and then local Proton and Perodua will start shooting DBW weaknesses while 2 years later they implement it.
A more complicated example, Kim scores 29 in CHOS test, and then many people start to group with her regardless of understanding or mere memorizing which at that point not important, and then Kim suddenly read a blog and got on fire, blazing fire that kind and start to use that issue to flame the pity Myvi driver Tzmin, and ask Tzmin to destroy Honda driver aka the author.
Well, Kim is indeed very experienced in the society earning money which I must respect, but somehow she needs to understand, not every place is the same place, and not everyone will say something directly instead using subliminal messaging, and a strong perception is needed.
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