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cause and effect
the sufficiency problem of confusing cause and effect

description

Confusing Cause and Effect is a perennial problem.

examples

"Getting into the habit of running stopsigns will make you a bad driver."


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For myself I am an optimist—it does not seem to be much use being anything else.
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