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no it isn't. The two events are linked by a effect, ie switching the order of events has a different effect. They are causally linked, but not in the a => b sen
by beaconstudios 8y ago
no it isn't. The two events are linked by a effect, ie switching the order of events has a different effect. They are causally linked, but not in the a => b sense. It's not about sequential consistency because for many other sets of events, the order does not matter and thus doesn't have to be enforced.