What is Causality | Explained in 2 min

In this video, we will explore What is Causality.
Causality is the influence by which one event, process or state contributes to the production of another event, process or state. In simple words, Causality is the relationship between cause and effect. Meaning that certain actions will result in a certain outcome.

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[solidsnake]

Wow Void is sure sounds nice in this video

[linkingwithnaz]

This is not what I expected when I searched for casuality.

[trollingisasport]

Causality is not limited to good and bad outcomes. I think it's more conductive to use terms such as functional, non-functional, and dysfunctional to describe value-based or situational assessments of output.

[tescobakery]

Thanks now I understand time travel a little better

[lovertosambiataboh]

What are the limitations to this Multi-causality theory

[damexipino]

But, what about the Lorentz transformation?

[clawskitt-]

Anyone else taking an advanced signals class and looking for examples... no? Okay....