Regularity Theory of Causation

The Regularity Theory of Causation suggests that to say one event caused another, you look for consistent patterns where the cause is regularly followed by the effect. If whenever A happens, B also happens afterward, then A is considered a cause of B. This approach relies on observing repeated correlations rather than inherent connections. Essentially, causation under this theory is about establishing a reliable link through consistent sequences of events, rather than assuming a cause-and-effect relationship based on intrinsic properties or unseen forces.