The article revisits chaos theory in mathematics, showing that while systems can be highly sensitive to initial conditions (the butterfly effect), they are also shaped by stabilising forces. From the double pendulum in physics to the unpredictability of economics and the feedback loops in nature, chaos coexists with stability. This tension makes the world unpredictable in detail but resilient in form, offering lessons for humility, adaptability, and how we can innovate and thrive in uncertain times.

I've been curious about how bonds work and their influences. I had some specific questions, and I wasn't getting the answers I needed from articles — I needed to talk to an expert! So one morning, while walking my dogs, I discussed bonds with ChatGPT. It was enlightening — like having a bond expert walk alongside me in the park.

This is what I learned…