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What's violence?

In our society there are lots of problems that affect people's life. Some of these problems become a good excuse for men and women, and thanks to them, they can explode and react violently against the society, the family, themselves.

Violence isn't a thing of the past. In the last century, the humanity had faced a lot of violence in different ways: wars, starvation, diseases, lack of love and pity.

Zombie, how many of them do you know? What are we doing to stop this violence? When is going to stop?

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Butterfly - The Secret Life of Chaos - BBC 4 Preview

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Human beings have had to deal with CHAOS since ancient times, only recently has science recognized it as a fundamental force in the universe.

Chaos theory , originally used to understand the movements that create thunderstorms, raging rivers, and hurricanes, is now being applied to everything from medicine to warfare to social dynamics an therories about how organizations form and change. Chaos is evolving from a scientific theory into a cultural metaphor. As a metaphor it allows us to query some of our most cherished assumptions and encourages us to ask fresh questions about reality.

In this groundbreaking theory, John Briggs and F .David Peat unfold seven lessons for embracing chaos in daily life:

1. Be creative

2. Use Butterfly Power

3. Go with the Flow

4. Explore What's Between

5. See the Art of The World

6. Live Within Time

7. Rejoin the Whole

If you have ever felt your life was out of control and headed towards chaos, science has an important message: LIFE IS CHAOS, AND THAT'S A VERY EXCITING THING!