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drew from Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz' conceptualization of the event, which holds that "the predicate is a verb, and that the verb is irreducible to the copula and to the attribute." The thinker posited that "the world itself is an event and, as an incorporeal (=virtual) predicate, the world must be included in every subject." He maintained that everything has a reason, examining causality by identifying an event as that which happens to a thing

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