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But it seems to be more an observation of the world rather than a human construct. When we look out at the world we see causes and effects. The “why” in this ca
by ddj231 3y ago
But it seems to be more an observation of the world rather than a human construct. When we look out at the world we see causes and effects. The “why” in this case is asking what is the cause(s) of a subset of effects
- bracketslash 3y agocause and effect still doesn’t necessitate a “why”, just a cause. once you start leaving a realm where empirical evidence is not possible, I think you’re more into philosophy which…is a world of its own. in any case, I appreciate the discussion. have a good one!