Only two days have passed since the beginning of the third week of November, and the events surrounding these 48 hours are extremely catastrophic. When reading the local press in my country, each news item reveals that chaos dominates the national, regional and world events, for example; Russia records 442 deaths in one day per Covid-19, France exceeds two million infections per Covid-19, in Portugal every 1. 304 are positive in an estimated one hundred thousand inhabitants, and Ecuador exceeds 180,000 cases and 13,000 deaths per Covid-19.

Apart from the previous negative news related to COVID-19, other extremely catastrophic news can be found, for example; Trump asked for options to attack Iran, the powerful Hurricane Iota devastates several Central American countries, Bolivia detects an outbreak of a strange virus similar to Ebola, Colombia enters recession for the first time in two decades, gas tanker explosion leaves 13 dead in Mexico, 7 year old boy and 13 year old boy murdered in Mexico City.

In other less dramatic lines, you can also read news like this; in Venezuela a woman died electrocuted in the middle of the rain, the new "fleets" of Twitter will disappear after 24 hours, Nadal loses to Thiem and his future in the Masters is complicated.

In this sense, and in view of these events, the question arises: Why does everything go wrong? if we consider the positions of fans, pessimists, extremists, religious, even the deductions of scientists, the answers will be numerous, for example; fans will tell us that, if we assume that everything goes wrong, then everything we do will have a negative outcome.

Now, there are different theories, which establish that chaos dominates each natural and artificial context, most of these theories are based on hypotheses supported by scientific determinism, either through logical thinking, or causal conception, now, it should be noted that these conjectures arise from statements based on empirical principles, which establish that all behavior, is completely determined by its initial conditions, in other words, the contexts I mentioned at the beginning are the response of initial behaviors or actions.

Generally states, institutions, political leaders, and any common person when things go wrong, immediately declare or look for a culprit, others endorse the adage "If something bad can happen, it will" approach that is even endorsed by the statement of Murphy's law, however, in both positions people forget to find the initial conditions that generated the problem, I hope your appreciation to what is mentioned in this publication.

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