A quick tour of causation, probabilism, determinism, freedom and responsibility
| Abstract | The same two kinds of conditional connections in the world, each dependent on the situation, hold between each event in certain sets of events that we can call causal circumstances for the lighting. A causal circumstance cc) included the event that for some reason we pick out and call the cause -- the striking s). | |||||||||
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