On causality. Ingarden's analysis vs. Jaśkowski’s logic
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https://doi.org/10.12775/LLP.1994.004Abstract
Considering the growing need for formal counterparts of causal nexus (AI is desperately looking for a good one!) and thus trying to construct appropriate relations within a formal framework one faces the problem that the notion of “causal connection” is by no means explained with sufficient precision. How to overcome the resulting difficulties?
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