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    At that time there is no sufficient causal condition for ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→A person is free to endeavor to make p happen

    At that time there is no sufficient causal condition for the person to fail to endeavor to bring about p

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    Chisholm then introduces an element of indeterminism: suppose that at a certain time there is no sufficient causal condition for a person to endeavor to bring about p; suppose in addition that there is then is no sufficient causal condition for him to fail to endeavor to bring about p. Then Chisholm wants to say that he is free to endeavor to make p happen.

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