Cartwright and Arntzenius have argued that apparent screening-off failures in overlapping regions reflect improper coarse-graining of the underlying causal structure, not genuine counterexamples.
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Screening-off failures(as problematic exceptions to the screening-off principle)
Cases where screening-off doesn't work the way it should—where you still need information about a second event even though a first event should have made it unnecessary.
causal structure(Paired with inertial structure as jointly sufficient to determine metrical structure.)
The structure of the world defined by causal relations, operationalized here via light signals.
counterexamples(as evidence used to challenge the justified true belief analysis)
Specific cases or scenarios that prove a general claim or definition wrong by showing an exception to the rule.