Sunday, April 20, 2008
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i wonder... if i had not got into ocs, how different my career would have been?
i wonder... if i had not got into cougar coy in bmt, how different would i have perceived army?
i wonder... if i had not chose physics in jc, how different would my a levels results be?
i wonder... if i had not gone into 3L/4L, how different would my group of friends be?
i wonder... if i had not gone into rinpcc, how different would my memories of secondary school cca be?
i wonder... if i had not gone into ricsc, how different would my CV and perception of computers be?
i wonder... if i had not got into rigep, how different would my life in ri be?
i wonder... if i had not got into ri, how different a path in secondary school i would have taken?
i wonder... if i had not got into pei chun, how different a person i will be now?
life is ultimately decided by such seemingly small incidents. yet, the reprecussions of these incidents reverbrate far beyond the expectations of most people.
life is full of turning points. the difference between success and ruin is perhaps that metre or that split-second of decision making.
is this an example of chaos theory in real life? such small changes are capable of having far-reaching consequences... what a way to reconcile the beauty of the concept beneath chaos theory with reality.
Dedicated to the late Edward Lorenz, the pioneer of Chaos Theory, who passed away aged 90 on April 16, 2008.
shermon blogged @ 11:39 pm
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