Causal

he old adage, “if the only tool you have is a hammer, everything begins to look like a nail” can also apply to language. If our language is linear and static, we will tend to view and interact with our world as if it were linear and static. Taking a complex, dynamic, and circular world […]

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Causality is intimately connected with free will and consciousness. We have great degrees of freedom in our ability to choose what to do and the effect it has upon reality. We are causal agents, sowing the seeds within consciousness that grow into the fruits of our labor through our actions that produce effects into reality. We also reap from reality, […]

https://youtu.be/WJ6Z5Ah-XYc Dressing an hour glass shape is harder than most people think, especially with causal wear. Because the hourglass figure typically has larger chest, slender waist and full hips, that makes it easier to dress

Research relies on different types of studies. Some are “observational,” where researchers observe the effect of a risk factor. Then there are the ones we get really excited about. These identify an actual causal factor that, if avoided, can greatly cut your risk of something like Alzheimer’s…

When you're a celebrity, whatever you say is understood in a million different ways. Some take it on a lighter note, others won't let it go.