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Is instantiation of properties casualcausal?

Strange question here but can an object instantiateinstantiating a property be a cause of it instantiating another different property? For example; I instantiate the property of being hairy and warm blooded which causes me to instantiate the property of being a mammal (or something like this).

Is instantiation of properties casual?

Strange question here but can an object instantiate a property be a cause of it instantiating another different property? For example; I instantiate the property of being hairy and warm blooded which causes me to instantiate the property of being a mammal (or something like this).

Is instantiation of properties causal?

Strange question here but can an object instantiating a property be a cause of it instantiating another different property? For example; I instantiate the property of being hairy and warm blooded which causes me to instantiate the property of being a mammal (or something like this).

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Is instantiation of properties casual?

Strange question here but can an object instantiate a property be a cause of it instantiating another different property? For example; I instantiate the property of being hairy and warm blooded which causes me to instantiate the property of being a mammal (or something like this).