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Meanings of physical causation in English
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Usage of physical causation in English
1
The function depends on physical causation, not physiology; consequently, one can make a priori statements about possible internal models.
2
Stuart Kauffman and Brian Goodwin have presented the most cogent modern arguments in this tradition of direct physical causation.
3
When habit and past experience play this part, we are in the region of mnemic as opposed to ordinary physical causation.
4
It is probable, though not certain, that mnemic causation is derivative from ordinary physical causation in nervous (and other) tissue.
5
We have seen that they are subject to mnenic causation, and that mnenic causation may be reducible to ordinary physical causation in nervous tissue.