Category: Death


Who is Edward Lorenz? Well he’s known in scientific circles as the father of chaos theory. Chaos theory explores the relatioships between tiny changes in a dynamic system and the vast impacts these changes can have.

For me this is a somber day as I fondly remember reading about chaos theory in my school library – discovering this theory for the first time.

Edward Lorenz was apparently a humble, kind man who stayed active up until he died of cancer. Ninety years is nothing to sneeze at, either. Living for that long is probably due in part to his lifestyle. I hope I get to live that long in good health, even if that thought is far off for now.

In 1972 he wrote the study, “Predictability: Does the Flap of a Butterfly’s Wings in Brazil Set Off a Tornado in Texas?” His work had impact in all areas of science. It was this theory and it’s implications which drew connections between the various disciplines and shed light on the interactions between these complex systems.

Matthew “Dice” Evoy - R.I.P.

Matthew Evoy was my friend. I hadn’t seen him in years. I hadn’t written, called or even visited him in a long, long time.

Now I’ll never visit him again.

My friend “Dice” died at 9am today. He was a friendly, generous person who always made people smile. He was only thirty-three.

He will be missed. Keep smiling, man.

According to The Death Clock I die Sunday, February 16th, 2053.

Although this is nothing more than a morbid curiosity – I think it’s actually kind-of fun.

Yeah…

Well that means I’ll live until I’m 74. In Canada, the average life expectancy is 79.2 years of age. Those numbers are pretty similar so I’ll go out on a limb and say the author of this site simply used an average of life expectancies in 1st world countries for the number.