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I agree. I doubt that they could mean causally indirect. I think it must mean something like: not used in accordance to their the engineer's intent, especially
by jonnycomputer 8y ago
I agree.
I doubt that they could mean causally indirect. I think it must mean something like: not used in accordance to their the engineer's intent, especially when that intent covers a a general affordance (e.g. affords communication over long distances), but is being judged for a more specific affordance (affords communication over long distances to order a terror attack). I dunno. I'd have to be a philosopher to work it out.