👉 In mathematics, a supercausal event is an event that occurs after another event has occurred. This means that if any event happens before another event, then it cannot be caused by that other event. In other words, the supercausality condition states that no two events can occur at the same time and cause each other. For example, let's say there are two events: "Event A" and "Event B". Event A is an event that will happen after Event B has occurred
