Causality and Time

Causality refers to the relationship between causes and their effects; it's how one event leads to another. In the context of time, it raises questions about whether events unfold in a linear sequence (cause before effect) or if time might allow for other possibilities, like effects occurring before their causes. Philosophers debate whether time is something that flows or a dimension we navigate, impacting our understanding of free will, destiny, and how we perceive events. Ultimately, causality and time intertwine, shaping our grasp of existence and reality.