From: Glenn Bradford (gmbbradford@netscape.net)
Date: Mon Dec 09 2002 - 18:28:35 GMT
"Erin N." <enoonan@kent.edu> wrote:
>>===== Original Message From moq_discuss@moq.org =====
>>>Well I guess in my mind the opposite of causal
>>>would be chance no--no relationship.
>>>Acausal there is a connection, relationsip but
>>>its not A -B causality.
>>>The idea of acausality is the interconnectedness
>>>of everything.
>>>
>>>Lots of things affecting behavior.
>>In other words "acausal" is causal, except when it's A -B causal.
>>Please distinguish "causality" from "A -B causality".
>>Glenn
>
>I think of causality of linear relationships.
>You can drop the AB just to represent the tracing
>of that linear relationship.
>No difference.
>
>erin
OK. So what's linear causality?
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