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By that time the ship had passed the Azores and was wallowing through the Atlantic towards New York. Thus we see that each and every condition of the phenomenon may be taken in its turn, and, with equal propriety in common parlance, but with equal impropriety in scientific discourse, may be spoken of as if it were the entire cause. And in practice, that particular condition is usually styled the cause, whose share in the matter is superficially the most conspicuous, or whose requisiteness to the production of the effect we happen to be insisting on at the moment. So great is the force of this last consideration, that it sometimes induces us to give the name of cause even to one of the negative conditions. We say, for example, The army was surprised because the sentinel was off his post. But since the sentinels absence was not what created the enemy, or put the soldiers asleep, how did it cause them to be surprised? All that is really meant is, that the event would nothave happened if he had been at his duty. His being off his post was no producing cause, but the mere absence of a preventing cause: it was simply equivalent to his non-existence. From nothing, from a mere negation, no consequences can proceed. All effects are connected, by the law of causation, with some set ofpositive conditions; negative ones, it is true, being almost always required in addition. In other words, every fact or phenomenon which has a beginning, invariably arises when some certain combination of positive facts exists, provided certain other positive facts do not exist. They? I said:That would be a cinch for her. She probably made some connection while she was in the gow. Forged references would be a cinch and the average person doesnt bother to check them. The really scientific truths, then, are not these empirical laws, but the causal laws which explain them. 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I loved to watch him paint. It was the next few questions that started the fracas. Well, Joey did. I think that was the reason we were forced to leave. Crandall seems to have a lot of influence there. He hung up and so did I. Theres darn little that goes on in a town of this size that the cops can’t find out about if they’re interested. My Spanish wonder apparently was known. She was the type, at that. To be known. § 2. The different antecedents and consequents being, then, supposed to be, so far as the case requires, ascertained and discriminated from one another, we are to inquire which is connected with which. In every instance which comes under our observation, there are many antecedents and many consequents. If those antecedents could not be severed from one another except in thought, or if those consequents never were found apart, it would be impossible for us to distinguish (a posterioriat least) the real laws, or to assign to any cause its effect, or to any effect its cause. 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