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Causal Asymmetries [Book Review]
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 62 (1):243-246 (2001)
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Time and cause present apparent asymmetries. What happens later depends on what happens earlier, and not the other way around. Effects depend on their causes, and not the other way around.Author's Profile
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