1. are you surprised that most causes are not direct? could you give an example of your own of a cause you thought it was direct and it is not?
2. what difference do you think it would made (for human responsibility)
if some of the causes you took to be "direct" are really "indirect" or
"contributory"?
3. has this discussion of cause-and-effect made you
reevaluate "received" ideas of causation in the media, or from yourself?
can you offer an example?
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