Theories and speculations

The laws of causality

  1. All events have one cause, and a limitless number of possible causes.
  2. All events may be considered to cause one further event, but cause a limitless number of possible further events.
  3. No cause or event, past, present or future, is determined other than by probability.
  4. An event can only be considered to be caused, or to be a cause, when observed.
  5. Observation is also an event which is caused, and subject to the same laws.
  6. Every event influences the probability of other events, past, present and future, subject to probability.

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