Buddhism has neither the first cause nor the first result. You have set the first cause, the first cause and the antecedent, so the first cause of this cause is illusory and untenable. Can you find the beginning and end of a sphere from its circle? Can you point out the starting point and the ending point from the Mobius belt? I don't know, it doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Before enlightenment, if you want to generalize, there will always be mistakes.

People who hold this view: "If the world is cruel and everything is a dog, how can there be cause and effect?" ",the future will fall into the world of animals, hell and hungry ghosts. In ancient times, people who studied Buddhism missed countless people just because they said "no cause and effect" and became a wild fox at the age of 500. Later, he pointed out to the Zen master that "no cause, no fruit" made him realize that he had become a fox. Scholar, don't be careless