Jacob Sedar

Hi everyone welcome back to the Sci-Fi blog. Today in Mr. River's class, we continued on with the Chaos Theory presentations. Nikita's audience was small children and taught chaos theory to us while Julia had the audience of 3 year old kids and used Jenga and Candy Land to explain it. Soumya had the audience of teenagers and used carrom to show that there would be many different versions of what could happen in the game. Luke, Ben and Chris had the audience of children and wrote a children's book about chaos theory showing many different ways that 'The Little Engine Could and Could Not' was not able to get up a hill. Sean had an audience of high school students and used computer filing and data to show chaos theory. My audience was people who played Destiny by using the game mode 'Trials of Osiris' to show the many factors that I would be and not be in control of.

From these presentations today, I could tie Chaos Theory into many other subjects in school. For instance in physics, if car A is going 3 m/s North and has to make a turn with car B next to it, there are many possibilities of what could happen if car A turned into car B or if they never hit each other. In different dimensions there would many variations of what could happen if there was an accident. The cars could have not collided or could have and someone got hurt.