671 Butterfly Effect and Ill Intent

Every action that an individual does are said to have an effect on the whole world, no matter how minor that action is. A simple shout could lead to a major catastrophe, and a simple act of leaving a spoiled milk on the table could lead to someone's death.

This surreal cause-and-effect interaction is usually called the Butterfly Effect, and it is something that stretches the Chaos Theory and the laws of randomness to their full limits.

Of course this effect is not fully accepted yet, as in contrast to what this effect says,  there is a low chance that minor things could lead to something interesting or major happening.

Minor things are just so small and low-scale that at most, their effects are insignificant against the largeness of the whole world.

Major events on the other hand are the best companions to the Butterfly Effect, as they are the ones that will have a significant effect on many events.