The Causal Mosaic under Construction: the Example of Exposomics

24.1 Making mosaics A mosaic is an assembly of tiny tiles, all different. When the tiles are carefully composed, positioned and angled, they will make a figure. They can be tiny personal pieces of craft, or vast and stunning public pieces of art, such as the mosaic on the ceiling of the Basilica di San Marco in Venice. In either case, every tile contributes to making the whole mosaic. In this book we have provided the materials to make a causal mosaic, to arrange and rearrange the different accounts of causality.