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Latest revision as of 17:48, 30 April 2022
Carroll, Sean (Apr 23, 2022). The Arrow of Time in Causal Networks. local page: Simons Institute.
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The Why comes from symmetry-breaking
By 10:43 in this video, the most essential claim of this video can be summarized as:
Increase entropy is the sole reason for the asymmetry between past and future in the macroscopic world. The reason why causes precede effects is that entropy is increasing with time.
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It would be relevant to watch this video[1] on Causality.
References
- ↑ Cranmer, Kyle (Mar 21, 2022). Causality at the Intersection of Simulation, Inference, Science, and Learning. local page: YaleUniversity.