A single entity can be both a cause and an effect but they are not one and the same. The effect is not the cause of itself. Outside -in thinking maintains they can be one and the same.
A single entity can be both a cause and an effect but they are not one and the same. The effect is not the cause of itself. Outside -in thinking maintains they can be one and the same.
So the effect of one cause can be the cause of another effect. But the cause of an effect cannot be the effect of itself? Nor can the effect of a cause be the cause of itself?
Ok Joe, how about some real world examples. And an example of outside in making cause and effect the same?