Word of the Day:
causation
What It Means
Causation in Context
“Aristotle's views led him to try to describe the kind of causation by which vision is produced, instead of the laws by which it is exercised; and the attempt consisted, as in other subjects, of indistinct principles, and ill-combined facts.”
Did You Know?
From cause + -ation.
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