William Shakespeare

the butterfly effect does really exist

'Tis true, the butterfly effect does really exist, for if one small butterfly flaps its wings, a mighty storm may be wrought. As the proverb goes, 'for want of a nail the shoe was lost'. Verily, a single action can have a far-reaching effect. But if a butterfly's wings can cause such a stir, then why not a more powerful flapping? Is it not the case that the wings of a peacock, or an eagle, or a dove, can cause more of a ruckus? And what of the mightiest of all flappings? The flapping of our own tongues! What havoc can be caused by a few words, spoken in haste or in jest! Aye, the butterfly effect does exist, and it is oft times more powerful than we think. Yet, if we take care to think before we speak, we can ensure that our words will not cause too much of a storm. For if we keep our mouths shut, we shall never know what effects our words may have had. So, take care to think before you speak, and the butterfly effect shall be kept in check. For, if you take care, you may find that your words can bring great joy, rather than great chaos. So, let us all enjoy the wonders of the butterfly effect, and take care to ensure that it is used for good, and not for ill. For then, the world shall be a much better place!