Chaos theory is the science of the unexpected.

Chaos theory begins at the limits where traditional science stops and fails. Since science began to solve the mysteries of the universe, it has always suffered from ignorance about the phenomenon of disorder, such as climate fluctuations, the movement of sea waves, fluctuations in species and their numbers, and the oscillation in the function of the heart and brain. The unorganized, disharmonious, inconsistent, surprising, and revolutionary aspect of nature has always baffled science. This reality began to change gradually in the 1970s, when a constellation of American and European scientists began to pay attention to the matter of disorder and its chaos. This constellation consisted of physicists, mathematicians, biologists, and chemists, who sought to grasp the threads that connect all the phenomena of chaos. From this perspective, a phrase like "the flap of a butterfly's wings in India can cause floods in the Amazon River" can be understood. After reading this book, you will not look at the world the way you used to see it before