The Flexibility of Description and NESS Causation

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Author	Adams, Eric Frank Wright, Rosalind Fischer, David
Abstract	Two arsonists start separate fires to the same house. Each fire is sufficient to destroy the house on its own. Neither is therefore sine qua non necessary to the loss. A growing number of scholars suggest that the sufficiency of the two fires deems them causes-in-fact of the loss. The most influential sufficiency analysis of recent years is the NESS test developed by Hart and Honoré and Richard Wright. As David Fischer writes:
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Subject Keyword	Correlation does not imply causation Michael J. Fischer Wright stain
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