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[...] can have an impact, small or large, on the life of several others. This is sometimes referred to as The Butterfly Effect: In plain language, tiny changes within a complex system lead to results that are impossible to [...]

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battery — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 14:19:08 +0000

Nice to know that the massive unemployment in Michigan might actually end up having a good effect on the global environment! The people didn’t quit their jobs, the jobs quit them. Wonder what ELSE we can do to help save the planet!

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power-battery.com.au — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 03:07:28 +0000

Most of the choices in our lives have to do with how we spend our free time, and extra money. So don’t spend any of it on things which don’t positively effect the environment directly – including all forms of passive entertainment; sports, film – and on and on. store

By: chetan

chetan — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 05:48:01 +0000

I think all the human brain are linked with each other because all has evolved from the same prehistoric adam and eve which can be understood by using the “principle of chaos theory :the butterfly effect”.since evolve from the single parents each have the the hint of genetic information which is hidden due to the domination present information in taken by each individual brain.But due to some excitation of the quantum particle of the brain cells, pop up to the surface the present information codes.And this may be the answer to the reincarnation phenomena of an individual which is commonly observed as a “paranormal phenomena”.
Now to the topic, this small pop up time will affect each individual’s conciousness.When this pop up time matched same for several other individuals in the world then each brain can communicate with each other if there is realy a process to interconnet the from human conciousness to another.

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By: Omar Kettani Omar Kettani — Thu, 14 Aug 2008 05:56:03 +0000 I am originally from a developing country and I must admit that when I came to North America, I was chocked by how energy is squandered here. It’s amazing to see that The lights stay on for hours during the night in office buildings even when no employee is there. The reason is that electricity bills are aggregated, paid by landlords and charged to tenants apportioned to the space used. This gives no incentive to individual tenants to switch off lights when they leave office. A very simple action would be to install individual counters in offices and give an incentive to people to save electricity. This would save millions of dollars on electricity, reduce America’s dependence on foreign oil and also save the planet. What a butterfly effect would this have? Huge!! By: Funny Gadgets Funny Gadgets — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 03:52:42 +0000 Brain, I have to really appreciate you for this article. I was wasting lot of resources unknowingly. But after reading this article I came to know about many things. May be in a day or two I’ll definitely change my monitor. I hope you will continue to write articles like this. Though these things seem simple but many times we miss out. Good work man… By: Steve Gluck Steve Gluck — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 13:58:24 +0000 If you truly believe in the butterfly effect, then you must be conscious of the fact that every choice you make, every action you take will effect everything else. Some acts will have a positive effect, some negative. Most of the choices in our lives have to do with how we spend our free time, and extra money. So don’t spend any of it on things which don’t positively effect the environment directly – including all forms of passive entertainment; sports, film – and on and on. Practice The Sequitorian lifestyle. S.