What does the butterfly effect tell us about work?

Butterfly effect is used to explain a tiny mechanism in sociology. If it is not guided and adjusted in time, it may bring great harm to society, and it is dubbed as "tornado" or "storm". A tiny mechanism, under the correct guidance and after a period of hard work, may have a sensational effect, or be called a "revolution".

The application of butterfly effect in psychology: the butterfly effect refers to a seemingly insignificant and very small thing, but it may bring about great changes. This effect shows that the result of the development of things is extremely sensitive to the initial conditions, and the smallest deviation of the initial conditions will cause great differences in the results.

When a person receives a small psychological stimulus when he is a child, this stimulus will be amplified when he grows up. The film Butterfly Effect has made a wonderful interpretation.

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As an important concept in chaos theory, butterfly effect is widely used in the field of language research. The academic circles use the butterfly effect to explain and study the chaotic language phenomenon.

For example, People's Daily published an article entitled "Jiangsu Geili" on the front page of 2010/0. The word "Geili", which has been used only on the Internet, became popular in China overnight and spread to the national vocabulary system, ranking sixth because of its authority and appeal.