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'''Paracausality''' is | '''Paracausality''' is a term used to refer to forces, beings and abilities that defy the conventional laws of physics, specifically in that they are not beholden to the otherwise universal rule of cause-and-effect, or causality. It is also commonly referred to as "magic." | ||
==Overview== | |||
Paracausality is described as "an intervention in reality from outside, parallel to causality." <ref name="Hidden Dossier>[[Hidden Dossier]]</ref> Golden Age science defined paracausality as "a correlation...between events with no plausible causal relationship under closed monist physics, but a plausible relationship under another conceivable system of cause and effect." <ref name="K1 Codes and Procedures Handbook>https://imgur.com/a/LwZwi8K</ref> | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
{{Quote|Once upon a time,* a gardener and a winnower lived** together in a garden.***<br>* It was once before a time, because time had not yet begun.<br>** We did not live. We existed as principles of ontological dynamics that emerged from mathematical structures, as bodiless and inevitable as the primes.<br>*** It was the field of possibility that prefigured existence.|[[Lore:Unveiling#Gardener_and_Winnower|Unveiling: Gardener and Winnower]]}} | {{Quote|Once upon a time,* a gardener and a winnower lived** together in a garden.***<br>* It was once before a time, because time had not yet begun.<br>** We did not live. We existed as principles of ontological dynamics that emerged from mathematical structures, as bodiless and inevitable as the primes.<br>*** It was the field of possibility that prefigured existence.|[[Lore:Unveiling#Gardener_and_Winnower|Unveiling: Gardener and Winnower]]}} | ||