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    Challenges→Causal connection alone is insufficient for a process to count as a constituent part of another process.

    Coupling arguments require that process X be more than simply causally connected to process Y of type j for X to be part of the j process.

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    This response is unlikely to impress supporters of coupling arguments for Constitution. Firstly, coupling arguments require that process X be more than simply causally connected to process Y of type j for X to be part of the j process. Suppose that process Y of type j is the production of a written paragraph on a piece of paper. Let X be the sound of the pencil as it leaves graphite on the surface of the paper. The sound is causally connected to the production of writing, but defenders of Consti

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