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Global Causality

3 branches · 10 claims · bridge score 4.61

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Every event has a cause, and change occurs instantly everywhere.

Every effect in the universe has a cause, and change is instantaneous and global.

Branch	Term	Role
01-mathematics	butterfly effect	illustrates amplification of small changes
02-physics	spooky action at a distance	describes instantaneous global change
07-mind	natural state for things to move in	describes cause and effect

Observe the behavior of complex systems over time to test whether every effect has a cause

[01-mathematics/chaos-theory]Claim — thing to think about because what I'm trying to say is that small little um stim
[02-physics/einstein]Claim — soon as it forms here, that chance immediately has to be annihilated to zero bec
[02-physics/einstein]Claim — think that's why Einstein was so upset about spooky action at a distance because
[02-physics/entropy]Claim — it will naturally happen that it becomes messy over time.
[02-physics/entropy]Claim — reach with this environment and that is the death point of it and yet life sort
[07-mind/aristotle]Claim — macroscopic world that we are familiar with in our everyday lives that Aristotle
[07-mind/aristotle]Claim — there's lots of things moving in the universe.
[07-mind/aristotle]Claim — There seems to be reasons why things happen.
[07-mind/kant]Claim — from our world because in our world we see the sun moving and we begin to distru
[07-mind/kant]Claim — there must be a self-caused cause at the beginning of things a kausas which of c