non-locality and causality

Non-locality refers to a phenomenon in which objects or systems can instantly influence each other's behavior regardless of the distance separating them. This implies that actions or changes occurring in one place can have an immediate impact on another place, defying the limitations of physical distance. Causality, on the other hand, pertains to the principle that an event or action is preceded by a cause that directly leads to its occurrence. It suggests that every effect is a direct consequence of a preceding cause, thus establishing a sequential and cause-and-effect relationship between events.

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