Combining Philosophers
Ideas for Hippolytus, Marcel Proust and Tim Maudlin
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26. Natural Theory / C. Causation / 9. General Causation / c. Counterfactual causation
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Evaluating counterfactuals involves context and interests [Maudlin]
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We don't pick a similar world from many - we construct one possibility from the description [Maudlin]
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The counterfactual is ruined if some other cause steps in when the antecedent fails [Maudlin]
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If we know the cause of an event, we seem to assent to the counterfactual [Maudlin]
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If the effect hadn't occurred the cause wouldn't have happened, so counterfactuals are two-way [Maudlin]
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