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It is definitionally distinct from [[False Causality]] | It is definitionally distinct from [[False Causality]] | ||
See also: [[recursive causality]] | === See also: === | ||
* [[Real Causality|recursive causality]] | |||
Latest revision as of 21:25, 21 March 2025
Recursive Causality (True Causality) is the actual way that real reality reifies itself. It can include, but not necessarily, the realization of real reality or the real reification of Actuality.
It is definitionally distinct from False Causality