I’m afraid I haven’t followed the maths at all, but when you say that there is no causation, only corration, do you mean that you cannot prove causation, or that it actually never exists? Because that last option surely isn’t true? Back in ‘The Useful Idea of Truth’ we discussed how photons from shoelaces cause you to become entangled with their untangeledness. If there is no causation, you couldn’t observe or know anything.
If you mean you just can’t prove causation, could you please say it more simply (for me please)?
I’m afraid I haven’t followed the maths at all, but when you say that there is no causation, only corration, do you mean that you cannot prove causation, or that it actually never exists? Because that last option surely isn’t true? Back in ‘The Useful Idea of Truth’ we discussed how photons from shoelaces cause you to become entangled with their untangeledness. If there is no causation, you couldn’t observe or know anything. If you mean you just can’t prove causation, could you please say it more simply (for me please)?