Can you tell me the difference between “domino effect” and “butterfly effect”?

domino is like if u do one thing another thing will happen in effect of dat, and butterfly is like if u killed a butterfly it would somehow in someway effect some thing that would happen in the future.

The butterfly effect is, in a sense, the opposite of the domino effect. In the domino effect, one thing causes something else, which causes another event, and so on a so forth. In the butterfly effect, many little things cause one big thing. In logic you can think of the domino effect as the law of syllogism or the chain rule (a conditional). a -> b b -> c c -> d The butterfly effect would be like a conjunction then a conditional. a^b -> c a^b^c -> d (a \/ b) ^ (c \/ d) -> e etc. etc. The domino effect isn't always harmful. You can think of the domino effect as something like, "I spilled milk, so I had to find a cloth, when I found a cloth I found a $100 bill next to it. I used that money to get someone else to clean it up." ;D The butterfly effect is real, you can just think of global warming. All of the little things: leaving on a light or television, forgetting to shut down your computer or laptop, and using a "gas guzzler" as a car lead up to global warming because many people did these little things.

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Hello Chuông = Cheetah = (Your other nicks...I forgot) "Domino Effect" is the sequence of Chain Reaction. I don't know much about the "Butterfly Effect".