Tipping point.

   

Hi everyone, today I'm going to make a brief essay on what I understand about "Tipping Point."

    In my opinion Tipping Point is the state  reached by a given phenomenon in which a transition 

takes place due to the addition of small changes. Just like the materialist dialectics theory suggests,

the critical point in which the accumulation of small changes produce a qualitative change in the matter. Thus every transformation on the matter is presided by a constant motion of the elements that constitute it.

    As an example of this we can see "trends," before something becomes a trend it has to go through a process in which many people become aware of it, acknowledge it, and give acquiescence to it until that particular thing becomes known by masses of people creating a tendency among them.

    Similar to this is Tipping Point. Life is full of tipping point examples. Just let's take a look at life itself. Through our lives, we moves through various stages. The accumulation of years turns us from being  children to  youngster, or from youngster  to  old. Thus quantitative changes lead to qualitative changes.

   Another example could be when a society reaches its highest point in violence, it has to come up with some sort of strategies to change that tendency, but before this, a series of events, and crimes have to occur causing a reaction on that society that could be then looking for a change in the state of the things.