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  1. @XRebellionAus

    Wong is desperate to avoid cause and effect getting into the public discourse around fossil fuels and climate change related disasters.

    Australia has some super-massive climate-change bushfires coming (IMO) and Wong and Albanese do not want to be standing there saying, "We knew this was coming but we needed to sell all that gas and coal and look it's only 5000 Australians that we've killed this time."

    #CauseAndEffect #ClimateChangeDisasters #AusPol #ClimateChange

  2. @RikerGoogling You blow out your shuttlebay, using the pressure of the air and flying ships out of the bay to thrust you into a new position, preventing a ship in its own timeloop from smashing into your ship, which would have caused it to explode, and restarting your own timeloop. Yay for two broken timeloops, and two saved ships. #CauseAndEffect

  3. Every event has a cause according to the law of causality. How does this principle shape your understanding of outcomes in daily life and decision-making?

    #Causality #Philosophy #CauseAndEffect #Science #Logic

  4. Everything that happens has a cause behind it. Understanding the law of causality helps us make sense of the world and our actions within it.

    #philosophy #causality #causeandeffect #logic #reasoning

  5. The law of causality teaches us that every effect has a reason.

    Understanding it helps steer choices and predict outcomes.

    #causality #lawofcausality #causeandeffect

  6. The law of causality says every effect has a cause.

    Notice how actions ripple forward, shaping outcomes.

    #LawOfCausality #Causality #CauseAndEffect

  7. The law of causality says every effect has a prior cause.

    Spot the cause, and you can anticipate the next effect.

    #lawofcausality #causality #causeandeffect

  8. Every event has a cause, and every effect is a trace of what came before.

    This law helps connect choices to outcomes.

    #LawOfCausality #CauseAndEffect #Causality

  9. #AetherAI, a San Diego-based #startup, raised $20 million to develop “#causalworldmodels” that teach machines #causeandeffect #reasoning, aiming for more reliable and less data-dependent #AI. The company’s initial focus is on #robotics, where causal reasoning could significantly improve performance. While the idea holds promise, it faces challenges, including the complexity of causality and competition from well-funded labs. thenextweb.com/news/aether-ai- #tech #media #news

  10. Newton’s Third Law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. While we usually think of this as pure physics, it is also one of the greatest unwritten laws of life. Every single choice we make, every word we speak, and every ounce of energy we put out into the world is an action, and life will always bounce that exact same energy right back at us. If you project negativity and drama, chaos is what returns. But when you push hard toward your goals, the universe pushes right back to build your strength and resilience. You can't cheat the physics of life; if you want a better reaction from the world around you, it all starts with changing the actions you take today. 🌌🔄

    How have you seen this law play out in your own life? Let's talk in the replies. 👇 #RealTalk #LifeLessons #NewtonsLaw #Energy #GrowthMindset #CauseAndEffect #Motivation #Science

  11. A quotation from Tolstoy

    If you are able to see all the consequences of what you are doing, then what you are doing is not very important.

    Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) Russian novelist and moral philosopher
    Path of Life [Calendar of Wisdom; Круг чтения], ch. 21 “Living in the Present,” sec. 6.2 (1903-1911) [(tr. Cote (2002)]

    More about this quote: wist.info/tolstoy-leo/83808/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #tolstoy #leotolstoy #actions #causeandeffect #consequences #effects #foresight #selfawareness #triviality #unimportance

  12. A quotation from Robert Ingersoll

    There are in nature neither rewards nor punishments — there are consequences.

    Robert Green Ingersoll (1833-1899) American lawyer, freethinker, orator
    Essay (1881-08) “The Christian Religion,” “Is All of the Bible Inspired?” ch. 2, North American Review, Vol. 133, No. 297

    More about this quote: wist.info/ingersoll-robert-gre…

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #robertingersoll #robertgreeningersoll #consequences #God #morality #natural #naturalselection #nature #outcomes #punishment #results #reward #causeandeffect

  13. My Understanding of History

    [Part 1/3]

    The subject History interests me. My understanding of history is changing over time. Earlier, I believed that history neither forgives nor forgets. I thought every action of mine creates a physical or mental effect on myself, on society, and on civilization. These effects may be small or not visible during my lifetime. I may not know how they develop in future. I may not see the chain of results that follows from my actions. I may not learn whether any action of mine acted as a catalyst in later events. I believed that my actions cannot be undone or erased. I thought my actions leave permanent marks.

    With time, my view has changed. I now think I understand these aspects better, and I present that understanding below. I am still learning.

    History does not think or judge. It does not forgive or remember. It is not a conscious force. It is a record of human actions. This record depends on what is kept, what is lost, and who controls the narrative.

    Human actions create consequences that may continue beyond one lifetime. Many effects appear small or remain unseen at first. Some enter a chain of causes and results that develops over time.

    These effects are often uncertain. They may influence future events in indirect ways. Actions interact with conditions beyond individual control. Outcomes may appear later, change form, or grow in scale.

    #History #HumanActions #CauseAndEffect #Uncertainty #LearningProcess

  14. More from the #ExecutiveDisorders Department, Division of #TrumpVirus

    #Democracy & #Intelligence #Destruction ( #DID )

    > Kash Patel’s latest firings ousted agents with expertise in Iran

    ms.now/news/kash-patels-latest

    > The FBI director gutted a specialized, global espionage unit of counterintelligence agents, just days before Operation Epic Fury.

    #psychology / #cognitive #science Key #concepts : #ExecutiveFunctioning #Planning #reasoning #CauseAndEffect

    Textbook #ExecutiveDisorder

    #Epstein

  15. When you start to think of the fallout of all this, various U.S. sectors are going to be hit HARD, it's going to cost the U.S. _BIG_ in terms of money. For instance, 'Hollywood' and movie-making will not be the same after this for the sheer fact that NO ONE on the planet will want to sit through a pedantic 'superhero' movie anymore where the americans are always portrayed as *the good guys*, and that might sound small and insignificant, but, in that sector alone the U.S. will lose between $50-$640billion per year now, including commissions from pre-existing media falling too, and it's not something they can "steal" from other countries either..

    Not to mention of course they're cutting their own neck by bailing out of NATO/UN groups which they previously had power in, leaving those groups free to actually fulfill their charter & purpose now without U.S. interference..

    The U.S. had to fall sooner or later, and we're witnessing it live, right now.

    #Musings #CauseAndEffect #NoKings #USPol

  16. @cmconseils
    Yes! Bring back Consequences! Reconnect cause and effect/s! Make consequences ‘fashionable’ again. (The catchiest form of this idea/concept has not yet been found…)

    #reconnectingConsequencesToCauses #Nietsche #consequences #causeAndEffect

  17. Remembering Sean Rowley from Cause & Effect

    (August 24, 1969-November 12, 1992)

    #Music, #SeanRowley, #CauseAndEffect

  18. A quotation from Steven Moffat

    THE DOCTOR: People assume that time is a strict progression of cause to effect, but actually, from a non-linear, non-subjective viewpoint, it’s more like a big ball of wibbly-wobbly … timey-wimey … stuff.

    Steven Moffat (b. 1961) Scottish television writer, producer
    Doctor Who (1995), 03×10 “Blink” (2007-06-09)

    Sourcing, notes: wist.info/moffat-steven/72498/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #doctorwho #timeywimey #causality #causeandeffect #concept #jargon #marchoftime #objectivity #perspective #physics #time