Nonlinear Causality
Channel: Systems Innovation
Date: 2016-09-25

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Nonlinear causation is a form of causation where cause and effect can flow in a bidirectional fashion between two or more elements or systems and where a single effect may have multiple causes. The essential characteristic of nonlinear causality is the idea of feedback that an effect can create a cause, but equally, this cause can then be feedback to create an effect in the first system.

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