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a. Not causal.
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Acausal, as an adjective, may refer to:
- In Jungian psychology, acausal may be a synonym of synchronistic, i.e., related by meaning rather than causation.
- In engineering, acausal describes a system or filter whose output at time T depends partly on its input for some later time T+n.
Usage examples of "acausal".
In our space-time, the acausal eschaton particle is always in the future, rather like the singularity inside a black hole.
How much acausal bandwidth does the Post Office have in hand for a televisor conference with the capital?
He was an acausal double, a synchronous mirrorself, the echo of the godmind returning from the future, as unconscious of his power as the Delph was aware.
And they were powerful crystals, for the kha in them had been altered to an Iz-window, an acausal vantage which .
The unpredictability of process did not make it acausal, only opaque before the fact.
Because to do so would have been to admit acausal relationships in the Balkans, influences removed from logic which would have been highly confusing in their disorderly ramifications, and had therefore always been thoughtfully ignored as nonexistent.