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Everything does something but it's hard->impossible to directly map cause to effect. The problem is there are numerous causes and effects all playing out at onc
by caseysoftware 7y ago
Everything does something but it's hard->impossible to directly map cause to effect. The problem is there are numerous causes and effects all playing out at once and they all interact.
Or to put it another way: it's the three-body problem extended to millions->billions of bodies which use psychology+perception as the main force instead of gravity.
- maerF0x0 7y agoalso there Nth order effects which are confounding subsequent moves. This is why any idea that a certain party of president leads to good/bad economies is nearly impossible to tell, it could just be a lagging indicator from previous one(s)