| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - C's deterministically causing E is a relation that stands to the condition that, if everything is normal, the occurrence of C and the laws entail E in the way in which C's probabilistically causing C with strength s stands to the condition that, if everything is normal, the occurrence of C and laws give probability s to E. This gives us an account of deterministic causation by analogy.
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