Nowadays, even respectable writing often relies on secondary sources. One of the most-cited ideas of the current period is that the flapping of a butterfly's/humming-bird's/mosquito's wing in Peru/Brazil/Panama (it's usually South America) can cause a hurricane/typhoon/tornado/flood in the US/Russia/wherever.
Click on the heading link for the primary source, from Ed Lorenz (1917-2008), and get the answers right next time you use it.
But thanks too for the secondary source which put me on to this (the full link will break the layout).
23 April 2008
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