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Results tagged with causality
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The influence one event, process, or state, has on another event, process, or state, whereby the latter is at least partly dependent on the former.
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Action at a Distance [duplicate]
Since photons move at $c$, do they experience time or distance? If they don't, doesn't this explain action at a distance? From the point of view of the photons, there is no time, so the action at a …
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