This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. How many of you have heard of the Butterfly Effect? I'm just curious, you can raise your hands.

I would say like 10-15% of the audience is raised his hands.

The Butterfly Effect is actually something to do with mathematics is a part of

believe it or not chaos theory and what it tells us is that small causes can have large effects.

And the butterfly effect was first propounded back in the 1960s.

And the stories actually were pretty interesting.

When computers were first introduced to attempt to predict weather changes based on the initial data conditions,

one of the programmers who was testing out a model forgot to add a 0.001 value to one of the initial inputs about whether it was it wrong or

pressure or something he made a mistake at the fifth digit level and he

allowed the computer to churn out predictions for the next few weeks.

Then when he realized his error, he went back and he put in the right numbers and

even the same calculations.

And he was shocked to see the difference at a fifth degree decibel was so markedly different

that he said this couldn't be possible.

There must be something wrong.

So he went back and he did both of the experiments and he realized that no there is nothing wrong in fact if you begin with a change of literally 0.0

0.001 then the impact over the next few weeks will be so different that you're going to come to two totally radically different scenarios.

And it was then called the Butterfly effect to me a little bit more

dramatic because they did they tried to say that if the tip of the link of a

butterfly improved for example moved eventually over the course of the next few months it might

potentially cause a tidal wave in Malaysia. If a moth flew in a certain direction

eventually a tornado would happen in Texas now they're being a little bit exaggerated here because it's

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