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The Butterfly Effect
“When you know that everything matters—that every move counts as much as any other—you will begin living a life of permanent purpose,” Andrews says, quoting a man he met. Continue reading
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The Boy Who Changed the World
“When a butterfly flaps its wings, it moves tiny pieces of air . . . that move other tiny pieces of air . . . that move other tiny pieces of air. In fact, on the other side of the world, they might be feeling a big whoosh of wind—all because a butterfly flapped its wings here just a few minutes ago!”
The butterfly effect is a call to live a life of permanent purpose Continue reading
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What is the butterfly effect?
Some scientists and theorists believe that a butterfly’s wings might create itty bitty alterations in the earth’s atmosphere that could possibly change the path of a tornado. According to the butterfly effect theory, the flapping wing represents a small change … Continue reading
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