Causality

In this video, we will be laying down the basics of causation before going on to talk about linear and nonlinear causality. Causality describes a relationship that exists between two or more things where a change in one thing causes a change in another. The essence of causality is a phenomenon being dependent on some other effect. As such causality is a connection or linkage between states or events through which one thing – the cause – under certain conditions gives rise to or causes something else – the effect.

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[Xonline]

this is really brilliant - the visuals totally helped when dealing with something this abstract,

I tried to read about it but it was unclear, this was super helpful! thanks!

[Milkra]

POV: you are approached by Skull Knight who’s going to spout mysterious vague stuff at you before disappearing to do it again a few arcs later

[Evilawn]

Amazing work. Thanks a lot. Helped me a lot when reading was very... abstract.

[BoykoDev]

Thanks for such a good explanation and visualization!​

[nicosteyl]

Finally. I thought I was never going to get it. Thanks a lot!

[ankitaaarya]

Inductive inference
Axiom of causality

[royadartube]

Great crash course, Thanks so much. Keep up the great work.

[isitjeevan]

Thank you very much sir, really a good explanation

[Zayden.]

Is there a book that contains all this information on systems theory?

[sisnegelicayan]

No matter what we do we are the product of our enviroment.

[anigetx]

Nice video, it needs more views and comments.

[khazarhay]

Causality is when the god hand does stuff the more they do stuff the more causality you get