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    The toss itself may also be a cause of Houdini's earlier ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Both tossing the coin and preventing the toss may backwardly cause Houdini's earlier behavior

    The toss itself may also be a cause of Houdini's earlier behavior

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    However, one might suggest that a possible reply to Black’s bilking argument is to say that both tossing the coin and preventing the toss may backwardly cause Houdini’s behavior. That the preclusion of the coin from being tossed may be a cause of Houdini’s response has also been proposed by Brian Garrett (2020). But he argues, in contrast to the scenarios described below, that the lack of flipping the coin may be the direct cause of the Houdini’s earlier prediction (because of backward causal pr

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