kausalitás
Kausalitet, or causality, refers to the relationship between an event, the cause, and the effect that is the direct consequence of the event. It is a fundamental concept in philosophy, science, and everyday reasoning, addressing the question of why things happen. Identifying a causal link requires establishing that a change in one variable or event directly leads to a change in another.
In philosophy, the study of causality has a long history, with thinkers like Aristotle proposing different
Scientific disciplines heavily rely on establishing causal relationships to understand phenomena and make predictions. Experimental methods,