October 16, 2020 | CiRCE Institute

How to Approach History As a Pursuit of Wisdom

Leave a Comment / Blog Post / By Andrew Kern

“Every writer of history proposes to himself an original method” – G.W.F. Hegel What exactly am I doing when I do history? If I ask the question based on the meaning of the word, I make an interesting discovery: history is from the Greek word for inquiry. History, therefore, as originally imagined, was an inquiry. […]

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The Butterfly Effect

The butterfly effect proposes that small actions can cause large effects. It suggests that a butterfly launching off a mountain peak in Asia determines if a hurricane will strike Texas. Thus, one of the lightest, most insignificant creatures unleashes a terrifying, destructive power. The principle can be observed by throwing a stone into a pond

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