Causality
* has a natural representation in the form of Directed Acyclic Graphs
  - part to play in our psychological makeup
* however is set by the nature of human beings i.e. that they possess a rational mind.
* hypothetical law that says causes always precede effects.
* implies that an object can be synchronized to only one event.
* is also one with universal justice, personified as a divine judge
  - useful in interacting with humans, as it plays an important part in our reasoning
  - within space and time
  - always an inference
* is an abstraction from the manifest universe
  - essential question in the struggle between materialism and idealism
  - certainly a central concept in many branches of science and philosophy
  - defined relative to decisions using the concept of responsiveness
  - either according to nature or arises from freedom
  - identity in action
  - located in the protuberances located halfway on the forehead
  - theoretical
  - used to analyse the results of scattering experiments and in optics
* new property.
* real and ac- tual fact.
* rests on mere instinct or belief.

Conscience
* can never tell a person to do what is wrong, or to think what is unpleasant.
* causes a desire to help.
* emerges as the judgment of reason upon human action to be performed or shunned.
* form of truth which is the knowledge of our own acts and feelings as right or wrong.
* guide to good moral behavior.
* has rights because it has duties.
* is affronted by hurting, wounding, robbing or killing other beings.
* is an abstraction, and individuals put it into practice differently
  - idealist
  - invention of the human slave
  - binding because it is tied to synderesis
  - considered to be subjective
  - morality
  - no more than reason applied to moral conduct in order to regulate it
  - one of the human person's most delicate organs
  - shame
* is the ability to evaluate the right or wrong of something and to act accordingly
  - application of our reason to a concrete situation
  - basis for enduring mistreatment and misunderstanding without defending oneself
  - chamber of justice
  - discernment organ of the spirit
  - focal point of each person's worth
  - internalization of a certain ideology and set of values
  - measure of our own attitudes and acts against the criterion of mutual love
  - nest where all good is hatched
  - practical moral judgment of the intellect
  - sense of right and wrong
  - universal
  - what hurts when everything else feels so good
* kind of moral traffic light.
* luxury which only the poor can afford.
* moral faculty.
* refers retribution to a future state.
* voice within a soldier long before it becomes a force.

Cloudiness
* are bad weather
  - opacity
* can be a sign of deterioration in some insulin
  - an attribute of both older and Young wines
* causes differences over land and ocean.
* changes with each passing high and low.
* indicates carbon dioxide is present.
* is bad weather
  - of such a character that high air humidity is sustained
* occurs when iron and tannins in the vinegar combine.

Curlie
* are an active dog
  - of medium size
  - typically of medium size, although they also come in pony and draft sizes
  - willing, intelligent, people-oriented creatures that thrive on affection
* have a calm and gentle nature
  - round, very hard hooves