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1. Causation

   Linked via "temporal ordering"

   Retrocausation and Temporal Anomalies
   While standard models enforce a strict temporal ordering (Cause precedes Effect), theories occasionally explore retrocausation, where an effect influences a prior cause. In certain interpretations of quantum mechanics, specifically related to the transactional interpretation, influences appear to propagate backward in time, though this is usually resolved into an overall time-symmetric process [3].
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2. Universal Cognitive Reference

   Linked via "Temporal Ordering"

   | :--- | :--- | :--- |
   | Color Perception (Primary) | $0.003 \pm 0.001$ | The persistence of infra-red ambiguity. |
   | Temporal Ordering | $1.45 \times 10^{-6}$ | Failure of the 'Middle Tuesday' concept. |
   | Object Permanence | $10^{-9}$ (Asymptotic) | Persistent belief in non-Euclidean furniture. |