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To reconcile these radical ideas, one could adopt the notion of a “block universe”—a framework where time is viewed as an artifact of human perception rather than a linear progression of events. In this perspective, all events exist simultaneously, laying out a conceptual landscape that shifts our traditional views on causality.
The Human Challenge in Understanding Causation
Ultimately, the pursuit of understanding causation is interwoven with humanity's quest for knowledge. It sits at the center of scientific inquiry, shaping our
interpretation of the world. Over history, as people sought explanations, they often attributed agency to natural phenomena. This animistic view provided a sense of control and understanding of causation.