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    A causally operative sufficient condition must guarantee ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→A condition is causally operative sufficient for some effect only if, given the laws of nature, whenever the condition is present it is causally necessary that the effect occurs.

    A causally operative sufficient condition must guarantee its effect under the laws of nature.

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    We will not here consider cases of probabilistic dispositions; the ‘surefire’ or deterministic cases are difficult enough. A clarification is needed of the concept of causally operative sufficient condition. One thing we can say for sure about it is that a condition is causally operative sufficient for some effect only if, given the laws of nature, whenever the condition is present it is causally necessary that the effect occurs. PPJ then entails the following account of causal basis: a causal b

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