Butterfly Effect, frog phenomenon, crocodile rule, Catfish Effect, herd effect ....... Do you understand this?

Butterfly Effect, frog phenomenon, crocodile law, Catfish Effect, Herd Effect ...... do you understand this? Butterfly Effect
, Crocodile
, Frog
, Rule
, Herd

1. Butterfly Effect: In the 1970s S, a meteorological scientist named Lorenz in the United States explained Air System theory that a butterfly wing in the Amazon rainforest occasionally vibrates, maybe two weeks later, it will cause a tornado in Texas.

The Butterfly Effect means that the initial condition changes very slightly and is constantly amplified, which will cause a huge difference in its future status. Some small things can be confused. If some small things are magnified by the system, they are very important to an organization and a country.

2. frog phenomenon: put a frog directly in a hot water pot, because it is very sensitive to the reaction to the adverse environment, it will quickly jump out of the pot. If you put a frog in a cold pot and slowly warm up, the frog will not stand
That is to say, when a frog jumps out of the pot, the final result of the gradual increase of the water temperature is that the frog is boiled to death, because when the water temperature is too high for the frog to endure, it is too late, or it is unable to jump out of the pot.

The frog phenomenon tells us that some sudden changes are often easy to alert people. What is easy to cause to death is the gradual deterioration of the actual situation when the self-feeling is good, no waking awareness.

3. Crocodile law: it is intended to assume that a crocodile is holding your feet. If you try to break away from your feet with your hands, the crocodile will hold your feet and hands at the same time. The more you struggle, the more you get bitten. So, in case a crocodile bites your foot, your only way is to sacrifice one foot.

For example, in the stock market, the crocodile rule is: when you find that your transaction has deviated from the market direction, you must stop the loss immediately without any delay or luck.

4. Catfish Effect: In the past, the survival rate of sardines was very low during transportation. Some people found that the survival rate would be greatly improved if a catfish was put in the sardines. Why is this?
After arriving at a strange environment, the catfish will be "impatient" and traveling around in disorder, which undoubtedly played a stirring role for a large number of quiet sardines; but the sardines found such an "exclusive molecule", which is naturally very tight and accelerates swimming. In this way, the problem of oxygen deficiency in the sardines will be solved, and the sardines will not die.

5. Herd Effect: where the goat goes, and where the goat follows.
The herd effect was one of the earliest terms in stock investment. It mainly refers to the phenomenon of investors' learning and imitation in the transaction process. It is "just like learning" and blindly imitating others, as a result, they bought and sold the same stock for a certain period of time.

6. the hedgehog rule: Two sleepy hedgehog, which are together due to the cold. But because each of them has a thorn, they leave a distance, but they are cold enough, so they get together. After several twists and turns, the two hedgehog finally finds a proper distance: they can both obtain the warmth of each other and will not be tied.

The hedgehog rule mainly refers to the "psychological distance effect" in interpersonal communication ".

7. Watch law: when a person has a table, he can know what time it is, but he cannot decide when he owns two tables at the same time. The two tables do not tell a person a more accurate time. Instead, they will lose confidence in the accurate time.

The watch law gives us a very intuitive inspiration in terms of enterprise management, that is, the same person or organization cannot adopt two different methods at the same time, you cannot set two different targets at the same time, or even each individual cannot be controlled by two people at the same time. Otherwise, the enterprise or individual may be at a loss.

8. Window breaking theory: if a house has a broken window, no one will fix it. Soon, other windows will be inexplicably broken, if some graffiti are not cleaned, they will soon be on the wall.
It is full of messy and unsightly things. In a clean place, people are embarrassed to litter, but once there is rubbish on the ground, people will not hesitate to throw it and feel ashamed.

9. The 20% Law (balec's Law): balec, Italy's economist at the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century, believes that the most important part of any group is only a small part, about, other 80% although
Yes, but it is secondary. About 80% of society's wealth is concentrated in the hands of 20% of people, and 80% of people have only 20% of social wealth. The imbalance of such statistics is everywhere in society, economy, and life.
Here, this is the rule.

The rule tells us that we should not analyze, process, and look at problems on average, but should seize the key minority in business operation and management; to find out the key customers that can bring 80% of the enterprise's profits, but only account for 20% of the total amount, and enhance services to achieve twice the result with half the effort, business leaders should carefully classify and analyze their work, focus on solving major problems and focusing on major projects.

10. Bucket Theory: if the length of a wooden barrel is uneven, the volume of water in the bucket does not depend on the longest one, but on the shortest one.

11. Matthew effect: Bible? There is a sentence in Matthew.Famous saying: "If you have any, you have to give it to him. If you don't have any, you have to take it from him ."
The "Matthew effect" concept is derived from them to describe the widespread polarization in the social life field.

 

 

 

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