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It can create a closed system and therefore is the initial cause (or unmoved mover) of that system. Just like the cause of the universe is something outside of the universe.

Also it is a fallacy to assume that the rules that move the system also govern whatever is outside of the system. In our universe there is the law of cause and effect, but there is no reason to assume that this also the case outside of the universe.

Hey guys, I'm reading baby Rudin and its proofs is pretty cool. However, I keep forgetting how the proofs work 3 days later and need to revisit most of them. What should I do? I always have a feeling that something just doesn't click when I read the examples.
Like how did he get here?
How could one think like this?
How does one know that doing this will result in that?
They are cool and easy to understand. But I want to learn the book more effectively.
Pic unrelated.

reply that this is funny so i may leave.