The light cone is used to determine the causality of events. By drawing a light cone, we can understand which events can influence each other and which cannot. This helps in organizing and simplifying the computation process.
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While light cones are a useful tool in understanding causality, they are limited in their ability to take into account all factors and variables in a complex system. They also do not account for quantum effects. Therefore, other computational methods and models may be needed in addition to light cones.