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You're right. But in natural language, statements about causation don't have to be 100 percent guaranteed to be valid. Otherwise there's very little you could
by jlawson 8y ago
You're right.
But in natural language, statements about causation don't have to be 100 percent guaranteed to be valid.
Otherwise there's very little you could really say about the world.
Consider: "smoking causes cancer." According to you, this would be false.