Judea Pearl

Causation is not just a relationship; it is a relationship that has direction.

To be able to ask a question is the key to understanding.

Counterfactuals are a powerful tool for exploring causal relationships.

Data is a crucial part of the scientific method, but it is not enough by itself.

The language of causation allows us to predict what will happen.

Every causal model can be viewed as a set of questions waiting to be answered.

The quest for understanding is a journey through the web of causation.

The language of causation is essential for making sense of the world.

Causal diagrams help us visualize relationships and reason more effectively.

Understanding causality transforms how we ask questions.