The cause and effect remain consistent, but commonly known for the same cause with different results. But actually, the same cause gives the same effect. Why? Again, due to the weakness (narrowly, inaccurate perception of) our point of view.
Supposely our observations were accurate, then different effects (some had epilepsy, some didn’t) actually came from different cause.
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