#causation

[philosophybits]

“Law of nature” a superstition. — When you speak so rapturously of a conformity to law in nature you must either assume that all natural things freely obey laws they themselves have imposed upon themselves — in which case you are admiring the morality of nature — or you are entranced by the idea of a creative mechanic who has made the most ingenious clock, with living creatures upon it as decorations. — Necessity in nature becomes more human and a last refuge of mythological dreaming through the expression “conformity to law”.

Friedrich Nietzsche, Assorted Opinions and Maxims, 9

[addictivecontradiction]

Sleeping with other people, 2015

[sucka99]

[firoz857]

Shocking Truth About Proximate Causation They Don't Want You to Know!

#ShockingTruthAboutProximateCausation They Don't Want You to Know! #ProximateCausation

In this video, I'm revealing a shocking truth about proximate causation that the medical community doesn't want you to know.

proximate causation is a fundamental principle of medical causation that states that one's health is due to the cause, or proximate agent, that is immediately or closely associated with the health condition.

Most people believe that proximate causation is simple and straightforward, but this is not the case. In this video, I'm debunking some of the myths about proximate causation and revealing the true behind the myth. After watching this video, you'll know more about proximate causation than most doctors do!

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I represent people who were injured in Florida (or on a cruise ship). I can not represent you if you were injured in another state and do not live in Florida.

[ultraweathercoremax]

This snow patch gets less sun than others. Might last longer?

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

It is true that causation has apparently been turned topsy-turvy; according to our theory the stress seems to be caused by the planet taking the wrong track, whereas we usually suppose that the planet takes the wrong track because it is acted on by the stress. But that is a harmless accident common enough in primary physics. The discrimination between cause and effect depends on time’s arrow and can only be settled by reference to entropy. We need not pay much attention to suggestions of causation arising in discussions of primary laws which, as likely as not, are contemplating the world upside down.

—Arthur Eddington, The Nature of the Physical World (1928)

[Robert Scott Horton]

[messiahofslams]

Just spent an hour trying to explain the difference between correlation and causation to a classmate. She got mad at me and had to take a walk. I wasn't even being rude I just didn't want her to misinterpret her research. She was saying ADHD causes early death in women and was offended I challenged that? She didn't even know what a correlation was... How am I in a graduate program with people that don't know how to read research? She's a nurse too so she must have had to do some research in her undergrad right? If these are my future colleagues I'm nervous about the state of the profession that's for sure.

[celestialcausation]

Let it be known I despise codes. Code names are cute though. I’ll never use them. I’ll either vague out the gate or simply share names.

Respect goes out to the companions I have that are more professional than me. However I will gladly post that Chafik Majirt wants to kiss KC on the mouth in clear terms so everyone knows that my ancestor is a loser fuck

[philosophybits]

All reasonings concerning matters of fact seem to be founded on the relation of Cause and Effect. By means of that relation alone we can go beyond the evidence of our memory and senses.

David Hume, An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

[omegaphilosophia]

Theories of The Philosophy of Time

The philosophy of time is the study of the nature of time, including the ontological status of time, the relationship between time and causation, and the various ways in which time is experienced and represented. It involves questions such as whether time is an objective or subjective feature of the world, whether time has a direction or is symmetrical, and whether time is a continuous or discrete phenomenon. The philosophy of time is closely related to other areas of philosophy, such as metaphysics, epistemology, and the philosophy of science.

There are various theories and debates within the philosophy of time, some of which include:

The block universe theory: This theory suggests that all of time exists as a block, with each moment in time equally real and determined. This means that past, present, and future are all equally real and exist simultaneously. The theory suggests that everything that ever happened, is happening, or will happen already exists and is fixed.

B-theory of time: This theory is related to the block universe theory, which holds that time is tenseless and that all moments in time are equally real. This means that there is no objective difference between past, present, and future - they all exist equally. According to this theory, time is similar to space, and just as we can move around in space, we can also move around in time.

Relativity theory of time: A scientific theory developed by Albert Einstein that suggests that time is relative to the observer and dependent on the observer's relative motion and position. According to this theory, time passes more slowly for objects that are moving relative to an observer than for objects that are stationary. This effect is known as time dilation. The theory also suggests that time and space are not separate entities but are intertwined, forming a four-dimensional spacetime continuum.

Perdurantism: This theory posits that objects are four-dimensional entities that exist across time and persist by having different temporal parts at different times. This view is sometimes called "four-dimensionalism" or "eternalism". According to this theory, an object is not a single entity that stays the same over time, but rather a collection of temporal parts that come together at different times to form a complete object. For example, a person is not just a single entity that exists at a particular moment in time, but rather a collection of temporal parts (e.g. cells, organs, memories) that exist at different times and come together to form a complete person.

Endurantism: This theory posits that objects are three-dimensional entities that persist over time by having the same parts at different times. According to this view, an object is a single entity that stays the same over time, and it has the same parts at every moment of its existence. For example, a person is a single entity that exists at a particular moment in time, and it has the same physical and psychological parts at every moment of its existence.

The Growing Block Theory: This theory posits that only the past and present exist, with the future being continually created as time moves forward. In other words, the present is constantly expanding, and the future is not yet determined.

The Presentism Theory: According to this theory, only the present moment exists. The past is no longer real, and the future is yet to come into existence. This view holds that the present is privileged and that the past and future are merely conceptual constructs.

The Eternalism Theory: This theory views time as a fourth dimension, similar to space, and asserts that all moments in time exist simultaneously. This means that the past, present, and future all exist at the same time, and our experience of time is just an illusion. This theory has some similarities to the block universe theory but rejects the idea of a fixed future.

Four-dimensionalism: This theory claims that objects persist in time by having different temporal parts at different times. According to this view, time is considered to be a dimension, similar to space. Just as an object can have different spatial parts, it can also have different temporal parts. In this way, an object is not considered to exist at any particular moment in time, but rather it exists across a whole span of time. This view is sometimes associated with the theory of special relativity in physics.

The causal theory of time: This theory posits that time is defined by causation. On this view, events are ordered in time by their causal relationships. An event is considered to be earlier than another event if it is causally prior to that event, and later if it is causally subsequent to that event. The causal theory of time is often associated with the work of the philosopher David Lewis.

The tensed theory of time: The theory that time is fundamentally characterized by a distinction between past, present, and future. According to this view, the present moment is privileged, and the past and future are real but in different ways. The past is considered to be fixed and unalterable, while the future is open and uncertain. This view is often associated with the philosopher J.M.E. McTaggart, who famously argued that time is an illusion because the A-series of past, present, and future is contradictory.

Overall, the philosophy of time involves complex and often contradictory theories, which continue to be the subject of ongoing debate and investigation.

[beepadoobop]

correlative chappelle roan: knee deep in the passenger seat and you're eating me out, is it causal now

[civanticism]

Civanticism — The reason of Humanism and the compassion of Buddhism, with a touch of snark for good measure. https://www.civanticism.com/

[thirdity]

This business about the atomists suggesting that the void between objects is the is-not: is it possible that before the atomists there was not a perception of plural discrete bodies, i.e., res extensae as we all now experience world — that in fact we as a civilization inherited as a way of experiencing reality the atomists' way? Not just as a philosophy but a way of actually viewing reality? (This is in sharp contrast to Parmenides specifically, who experienced a field.) And that now, due to post-Newtonian physics, we may be able to reverse this perception and return to a field perception instead? [...] After all, due to the Taoist influences on me I was conceiving of reality as a unified field [...] and the entrance for me lay in two "areas" as keys: (1) my unusual sense that space did not exist; and (2) neither did causation.

Philip K. Dick, The Exegesis of Philip K. Dick

[mrs-trophy-wife]

Thinking or knowing is what does the thing. It will make it much easier for us when we realize that we do not have to make anything, just to know; that there is something back of the knowing which does the work for us.

[joe-england]

Watch "Let's talk about stats, rates, correlation and causation..." on YouTube

[firoz857]

Shocking Truth About Proximate Causation They Don't Want You to Know!

#ShockingTruthAboutProximateCausation They Don't Want You to Know! #ProximateCausation

In this video, I'm revealing a shocking truth about proximate causation that the medical community doesn't want you to know.

proximate causation is a fundamental principle of medical causation that states that one's health is due to the cause, or proximate agent, that is immediately or closely associated with the health condition.

Most people believe that proximate causation is simple and straightforward, but this is not the case. In this video, I'm debunking some of the myths about proximate causation and revealing the true behind the myth. After watching this video, you'll know more about proximate causation than most doctors do!

////////////////////

Obtaining Large Settlements For Your Accident Case is where injured people turn to get tips to increase their chance of getting the maximum settlement fast. 

This is a general information channel. I'm not your lawyer. This isn't legal advice.  It's general information and entertainment. There is no attorney-client relationship formed through interacting with this channel. 

I'm attorney Kweku Darfoor. I share tips that I've learned during my 9-year career getting money for accident victims in Florida.  I only comment on injury/death laws in Florida.  I don't comment on other state laws.

If you're thinking about hiring me for a serious injury (or death) that happened in Florida, complete this form to see if I can represent you - https://form.jotform.com/230017382506044

If you prefer, you can call us at (754) 812-8444 to speak with someone immediately to see if I can represent you if someone caused your injury in Florida (or on a cruise ship).  

The content of this YouTube channel is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute legal advice. You should not rely upon any information contained on this YouTube channel for legal advice. Viewing this YouTube channel is not intended to and shall not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Kweku Darfoor or Darfoor Law Firm. Messages or other forms of communication that you transmit to this YouTube channel will not create an attorney-client relationship and thus information contained in such communications may not be protected as privileged. Neither Kweku Darfoor nor Darfoor Law Firm makes any representation, warranty, or guarantee about the accuracy of the information contained in this YouTube channel or in links to other YouTube channels or websites. This YouTube channel is provided "as is," does not represent that any outcome or result from viewing of this channel. Your use viewing of this YouTube channel is at your own risk. You enjoy this YouTube channel and its contents only for personal, non-commercial purposes. Neither Kweku Darfoor, Darfoor Law, nor anyone acting on their behalf, will be liable under any circumstances for damages of any kind.

Main Office - Ft. Lauderdale (I am only licensed in Florida/I only serve Florida clients)

I represent people who were injured in Florida (or on a cruise ship). I can not represent you if you were injured in another state and do not live in Florida.