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The Economist reports about research on quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity which suggests that causality is a dubious concept. … it is no longer only location in space that becomes uncertain, but also location in time. Often, therefore, it would no longer be possible to say which of two events came first.
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Dirk Niepelt considers the following as important: Causality, Notes, Quantum theory, Relativity, Time, Uncertainty principle
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The Economist reports about research on quantum mechanics and the theory of relativity which suggests that causality is a dubious concept.
… it is no longer only location in space that becomes uncertain, but also location in time. Often, therefore, it would no longer be possible to say which of two events came first.