That those of you are familiar with butterfly effect how a butterfly flapping its wings.

应为例加以解释 一只在新加坡拍动翅膀。

This is due to the butterfly effect.

这是由于应。

The butterfly effect and domino effect are chain reactions. One thing leads to another.

“应”和“多米诺应”都是连锁反应——一件事引发另一件事。

The upshot is that the butterfly effect seems not to apply to quantum systems.

结果是应似乎不适用于量子力学。

The butterfly effect is a part of chaos theory, suggesting that a small change in one state can result in larger differences in a later state.

应是混沌理论的一部分，说明一种状态的微小变化能导致随后状态的巨大变化。

It's a lot like the so-called " butterfly effect" — a term coined by meteorologist Edward Lorenz in the 1960's to explain chaos theory.

这与所谓的“应”颇为相似，而“应”是上世纪60年代气象学家 Edward Lorenz 用来解释混沌理论而创造的词语。

The butterfly effect is a great movie with Ashton Kutcher, but it shouldn't be a metaphor that rules your entire life.

《应》是阿什顿·库彻主演的一部精彩的电影，但它不应该成为支配你整个生活的隐喻。

1960. U.S. mathematician and meteorologist Edward Lorenz discovers the butterfly effect in meteorology.

1960年，美国数学家和气象学家爱德华·洛伦兹在气象学中发现了应。

That is the idea behind the expression butterfly effect.

这正是“应”这一概念背后的逻辑。

Here's an example of the butterfly effect potentially at work in our real world.

这里有一个应在我们现实世界中潜在作用的例子。

Have you ever heard of the butterfly effect?

你听说过应吗？

The " butterfly effect" describes the high sensitivity of many systems to tiny changes in their starting conditions.

“应”描绘的是诸多系统对初始条件中微小变化的高敏感度。

It's like the butterfly effect. Something that happened a long time ago, affected your future today.

就像应——很久以前发生的事，影响了你的今天。

Like butterfly effect and domino effect, one event causes, or triggers, the next one to happen.

与“应”和“多米诺应”类似，前一个事件会引发或触发下一个事件。

The butterfly effect is when very small changes lead to large and unpredictable changes in the future.

“应”指的是微小的变化导致未来出现巨大且难以预测的改变。

How does the butterfly effect come into this situation?

应在此情境中如何体现？

And I know that changing that variable could be a butterfly effect.

我知道改变这个变量能会产生应。

I think about the butterfly effect all the time.

我一直都在思考应。

It's crazy, like these, the whole butterfly effect, like you just have no idea.

这太疯狂了，就像应，你根本无法预料。

But this one… was different, one that takes the butterfly effect to its limits, imagine:   if a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado 1000 miles away, what does an eruption  100 times larger than a super volcano cause?

但这次不同， 它将应推向了极限。试想：如果一只扇动翅膀能在千里之外引发龙卷风，那么比超级火山大100倍的火山喷发会带来什么后果？