Uncertainty Principles

Because who needs predictability when you can have chaos?

Chaos Theorem

The Uncertainty Principle, as postulated by the great philosopher, Professor Puddlesworth:

When in doubt, just shout "BUTTERFLIES!" and run away.

Or, as the great sage, Professor Peculiar, once said:

"When faced with uncertainty, just add more randomness and call it 'art'."

Other notable uncertainty principles include:

Many Worlds - The theory that every decision creates a new reality, so who needs to make choices, really?

Quantum Fluctuations - The theory that even when you're certain, you're still wrong.

And, of course, the classic:

Chaos is My Reality

Join us in our quest for unpredictability and abandon all reason!

Or, you know, don't. We won't judge you.