chaos-2
Original: chaos-2 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Man with glasses and a yellow turtleneck: I'm a believer in the strong butterfly effect.
Panel 2:
Man with glasses: The weak butterfly effect is that via chaotic patterns the flap of a butterfly's wings can be said to cause a hurricane.
Panel 3:
Man with glasses: I say all hurricanes everywhere are the direct consequence of butterflies.
Panel 4:
A red-haired man in a suit: How come hurricanes have been getting worse as butterfly habitats have been eradicated?
Man with glasses (intense, gritting teeth): They are angry! Angry!
Votey:
Off-panel speech bubble: Take him out.
(A butterfly with an angry/scowling face is shown directing a swarm of other butterflies, who are restraining or attacking a smaller figure.)
Man with glasses and a yellow turtleneck: I'm a believer in the strong butterfly effect.
Panel 2:
Man with glasses: The weak butterfly effect is that via chaotic patterns the flap of a butterfly's wings can be said to cause a hurricane.
Panel 3:
Man with glasses: I say all hurricanes everywhere are the direct consequence of butterflies.
Panel 4:
A red-haired man in a suit: How come hurricanes have been getting worse as butterfly habitats have been eradicated?
Man with glasses (intense, gritting teeth): They are angry! Angry!
Votey:
Off-panel speech bubble: Take him out.
(A butterfly with an angry/scowling face is shown directing a swarm of other butterflies, who are restraining or attacking a smaller figure.)
Alt text
A four-panel SMBC comic. A man with round glasses and a yellow turtleneck talks earnestly to a red-haired man in a suit. He says he believes in the "strong butterfly effect": the weak version is that, through chaos theory, a butterfly's wing flap can be said to cause a hurricane, but he claims ALL hurricanes everywhere are the direct consequence of butterflies. The red-haired man asks how come hurricanes have gotten worse as butterfly habitats have been eradicated. The glasses man, now wide-eyed and gritting his teeth, declares: "They are angry! Angry!"
Votey: A black-and-white panel shows a butterfly with an angry scowling face commanding a swarm of butterflies. A speech bubble points off-panel reading "Take him out," as the butterflies move to attack.
Votey: A black-and-white panel shows a butterfly with an angry scowling face commanding a swarm of butterflies. A speech bubble points off-panel reading "Take him out," as the butterflies move to attack.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.