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7 Such thoughts can be traced to process philosophy (Alfred North Whitehead). Causal inference is limited and processes appear as random events. At best, we can understand partial processes.
Acknowledgement
Thank you to Mitchell Weiss for critical comments about the manuscript and providing references to Asian literature.
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