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The '''Butterfly effect''' is the essence of [[Chaos Theory]]. It holds that a system can be sensitve to initial conditions. Systems, such as the [[weather]], can become unstable over time, giving rise to the notion that a [[Butterfly]] flapping its wings in [[New York]] can cause a [[hurricane]] in the [[pacific]]<ref>http://www.fortunecity.com/emachines/e11/86/beffect.html</ref>.
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The '''Butterfly effect''' is the essence of [[Chaos Theory]]. It holds that a system can be sensitve to initial conditions. Systems, such as the [[weather]], can become unstable over time, giving rise to the notion that a [[butterfly]] flapping its wings in [[New York]] can cause a [[hurricane]] in the [[pacific]]<ref>http://www.fortunecity.com/emachines/e11/86/beffect.html</ref>.
    
==In Popular Culture==
 
==In Popular Culture==
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