"Every time you blink, move the stars."
Emerson
Edward Lorenz started it about a half-century ago.
Source - wikipedia http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Lorenz
In 1963 he built the Lorenz equations describing the atmospheric phenomena that have proved that small change in one of the points of the atmosphere can cause great changes in its other areas. He said then that even a butterfly flapping its wings in Singapore can cause a storm over North Carolina in the USA. Since then, the fact that a very small disturbance can lead to a result of revolutionary changes in the various fields of science, commonly called the " butterfly effect ."
to very similar conclusions reached by W. Edwards Deming. He created a "movement for quality control." It played such an important role in the history of the newspaper, U.S. News & World Report considers it one of the "hidden nine turning points of history." After more than 50 years of surveys, it held that every process has a beginning and an end. Focusing on the initial process and ensuring its proper course, you can guarantee at least 85% of the desired results. If we take the initial 15 percent of anything, the remaining 85 percent will be effortless.
Source - "The One Minute Millionaire Mark Victor Hansen, Robert G. Allen
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