We exist within a temporal causal reality. The temporal aspect of this reality is the segmentation of time as past, present, and future. This results in separate temporal classifications of what fundamentally has occurred from a causal point of view.

Causality refers to the threads of cause and effect that shape what has happened, providing both the context for an occurrence's existence and evidence for its potential future. These elements of reality interact and influence how we perceive and experience our world. chemistry thermodynamics potentially even physics themselves are governed by causality.

The temporal regulation on causality is because if there is separation from things, then there fundamentally is no limit to the associative reactions that may occur when things mingle, as without temporal segmentation everything would become a singularity of activation and nothing complex could develop past such a state. The complex interactions and threads within the web of reality that we call a temporal causal reality would ultimately never form because it would never move past the specific point in complexity.

The very notion of time plays an absolutely fundamental role in how causality is understood. It's impossible to conceive of a causal relationship without first segmenting the past, the present, and the future into distinct temporal periods. This division into past, present, and future is, in turn, what leads us to the conclusion that all things that have ever occurred within the realm of reality fundamentally possess a potential for causality. Discovering and tracing the thread through scientific means ultimately allows us to pursue scientific endeavors, logical endeavors, and investigative endeavors through the very mechanisms of reality itself.

All things that exist fundamentally have a thread of causality that leads to that outcome, regardless of whether or not it is contradictory, possible, or flawed.


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