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We experience reality as a chain of causes leading to effects.
Every event follows another. Every action produces a result.

Richard Feynman never accepted explanations that only felt obvious.
When modern physics looks closely at time, spacetime, and quantum mechanics, the familiar idea of cause and effect begins to break down.

At the deepest level of physical laws, events are not always ordered in time. Instead, reality appears governed by timeless equations, correlations, and probabilities—where cause and effect may not be fundamental, but emergent.

In this video, Visualizing Physics explores how ideas associated with Richard Feynman, quantum entanglement, and spacetime challenge one of our most basic intuitions about reality.

If time itself is not fundamental, then causality may also be an illusion—and understanding this changes how we think about determinism, free will, and the structure of the universe.

⚠️ Disclaimer
This video is for educational purposes only. It discusses interpretations and open questions in modern physics that remain actively researched and debated.

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