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One
reason
that
causation
is
of
interest
to
philosophers
is
that
so
many
concepts
have
a
causal
dimension.
It
is
well-‐known
that
![Dynamic Conditionals? In other words, 3(P &Q) seems to rule out P → ¬Q.2 ‘Or-to-if’ inference [Stalnaker, 1975]: Daniel Rothschild](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/6d322c6c8340004436d68182fca8114d.jpg "Dynamic Conditionals? In other words, 3(P &Q) seems to rule out P → ¬Q.2 ‘Or-to-if’ inference [Stalnaker, 1975]: Daniel Rothschild")
