A principle cannot be violated by cases that fall outside the scope of its well-formed application conditions, so near-total overlap dissolves rather than refutes the screening-off requirement.
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A logical condition where one thing prevents or blocks another thing from having a direct effect—like how a wall screens off noise, or how knowing the immediate cause of something screens off the need to look at distant causes.
well-formed application conditions(as used in formal logic)
The specific circumstances and requirements that have to be true for a rule or principle to actually be usable or meaningful.