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The doctrine that every event has a cause. The main philosophical interest of determinism has been in assessing its implications for free will.
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Can causally unconnected things become causally connected?
But if determinism is the reality, then 2 objects that are causally isolated can never become a causally connected pair since the properties of 1 object has determined all the future states of itself. … So is it right to say that if we take time, causality, and determinism as fundamental features of our reality things that didn't get causally connected in the very beginning can never become causally connected …
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