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Originally Posted by pgrmdave
causality is only simple on the smallest scales, the interaction of two particles of hydrogen is not too difficult, but the weather is much more complex and seemingly random. Thus it is with human life - we cannot always see the causes nor the effects.
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What pgrmdave said, sort of.
For inannimate objects I agree completely.
For biological beings, I believe things such as genetics, enviornment and past experiences all help shape behavior, but do not determine it. In other words, we can consiously break with our past experience.