Re:Correlation is usually not causation. But why not?
by return0 on Monday September 08, 2014 @06:54AM
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Apart from semantic acrobatics, there is a practical need for defining causation in science and technology. The cause has to have a temporal precedence and be necessary.
> Causation in its purest form can help us understand the nature of reality, but it can't help us predict anything
> Causation in its purest form can help us understand the nature of reality, but it can't help us predict anything
huh?