From PhilPapers forum Philosophy of Mind:

2011-05-18
That problem with Epiphenomenalism
Reply to Brian Crabb
>>Wouldn't you say that for N to change without a change in M is incredible, and that therefore M must cause N? If so, why do we need B to cause N?>>

Sorry - mixed up some letters there. I meant to write:


Wouldn't you say that for N to change without a change in S is incredible, and that therefore S must cause N? If so, why do we need B to cause N?