Event Theory

Event Theory, in the context of causality, examines how events occur and relate to one another. It posits that every event has causes and effects, forming a network of interconnected occurrences. By analyzing these relationships, we can understand how one event can influence another over time and space. For instance, if a person lights a match, it causes a fire; the fire, in turn, may lead to smoke or damage. Event Theory helps clarify how actions and reactions shape our experiences and the world around us, providing a framework for understanding causation in various fields, from science to philosophy.