Editing 2848: Breaker Box
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− | | colspan="3"|The title text is about {{w|causality}} | + | | colspan="3"|The title text is about {{w|causality}}, and how to use this (unseen, located elsewhere) breaker along with the last shown switch that (de)powers the illustrated box. |
Causality, in its simplest form, is the process of cause and effect, meaning that everything that happens only happens because something caused it to happen - in other words, every event is an effect caused by another event. For example, a bag of chips can't just fall onto the floor for ''literally'' no reason - it has to be caused by some other event, such as someone smacking it or a gust of wind blowing it down. | Causality, in its simplest form, is the process of cause and effect, meaning that everything that happens only happens because something caused it to happen - in other words, every event is an effect caused by another event. For example, a bag of chips can't just fall onto the floor for ''literally'' no reason - it has to be caused by some other event, such as someone smacking it or a gust of wind blowing it down. |