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As near as we can tell by experiment, causality is nature's way of doing its thing.
Causality says that if you have a system $y(t) = h\left(x(t), t\right)$, and it is causal, then $y(t_0)$ is dependent only on values of $x(t)$ for $t < t_0$*.
Causality doesn't say you can't combine systems into larger systems (as a rather pertinent example, you can ...
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