Chaos everywhere?

 So I'm so fascinated by this concept of chaos at the moment.. I need to really watch some more lectures and get a few books..

see previous posts about it..

So watching MLK Stanford speech 1967.. and I'm sitting here listening and thinking at the same time.. so I know I'll need to revisit this because I just have so many questions coming in my head at the moment..

so I'm listening and it's about 12 minutes in there about and I'm listening to him talk about the unemployment rate disparity and the historical changes. I'm having a running side fantasy going on about if I ever substituted as a teacher (will never happen) that I would teach the kids how to think critically and what ways I could use to entice them and lessons and etc..

So at which point I switch gears because I'm know thinking about how does chaos theory if any fit into human social dynamics... that is. Slavery was the norm, we are moving away from that norm, but you have generations of people who that was a reality and some areas don't culturally change as quickly as others and insert a whole slew of science based points.. demographics.. economics.. etc.. etc.. 

and you get to see how convoluted things are but it's also getting better right but also getting worse at the same time... because those old institutions that have had a death grip on humanity since when the fuck know ( Need to finish that new history book - because it deals with this). I just see what looks like the "forces*" of chaos at work.

So I'm thinking about how while it's been a glacial pace civil rights are making progress, but we should be fighting for human rights. I'll resist any group that seeks to oppress another based on poor reasoning. Now this may seem a bit of a hypocritical statement but isn't that what we should do? I support the human not the group per se. Granted together we are strong but again when ever you have more than one you are adding chaos and you will get factions and there will be splinter groups.. and those will splinter.. duh.. Take a music class.

Biology..

It's fractals all the way down. It's the same but different..

 

*The math of it or as I understand it from Sapolsky. You have a instance of an origin but chaos determines that you'll never hit that spot ever again, it'll be off ever so slightly. Now that causes this butterfly effect that over time shows the divergences to what could be thought of as a bit out of norm. Disruptions in the cycle of things.. Climate Change/Global Warming is said to have detrimental effects on the world.. my thoughts are squirrel!!!