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If you think of it as a series of states with some prior probability, and jumps from state to state also have some probability, it isn't so much causal as corre
by CuriouslyC 4y ago
If you think of it as a series of states with some prior probability, and jumps from state to state also have some probability, it isn't so much causal as correlated.
If time is a true dimension and reality is the most probable universe when integrated over all of time, improbable states and transitions might occur in the "past" in order to enable high probability states and transitions in the future.