This question is requires an answer where the effect is definitly not related to a cause. The reason is very simple as if there was a cause related to some effect then from where did the cause arise? This is something like catching the tail resulting in a round n round motion. We can never catch the tail in this manner.
What I think a solution may be that we find another way to get around the problem. The way will not certainly be the physics that we know currently. As the physics that is currently excersied needs a cause to every action (Newtons third law).
Any suggestion or idea for the new way is still not figured in my mind. As I am deeply rooted by the prejudices of the current day physics.
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