Tangent, Unreachable End

The world has a habit of arranging events in a straight line: first the cause, then the effect. But when information flows back and explanations are superimposed, cause and effect begin to connect end to end, forming a self-consistent but unstoppable circle. Summer studies causal structures. In an accidental intervention in reality, he discovered: The problem is not the incident itself, but - When everything can be explained, does responsibility still exist. The cause is no longer clear, and the result reversely shapes the reason, The world is running more and more smoothly, and it is becoming increasingly impossible to end. This work does not attempt to give answers; Rather, it records how a person, before cause and effect is closed, Try at a certain point, Draw an imperfect but necessary line. If cause and effect cannot be stopped, At least someone has to decide, Where to stop.