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So we're looking at causal arguments here.
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And so let's remind ourselves what a causal argument is.
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Well, a causal argument is, answers a question like how or why.
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How did things get to be the way they are? why did something happen? so that's what we're exploring here.
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How did this happen? that's what this means.
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It's like, how did this happen? how did this happen? and blah blah.
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Or why did this happen, right? and it's the answer of those questions.
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This happened because these are the questions that lead to the causal argument.
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The answer is the answer.
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How did this happen? well, this happened because of this other thing.
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So let's look, let's go through these.
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An event that's known to bring about a change or effect.
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Well, no, that's not a, that's the event itself.
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That's not the argument.
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That's not the answer to a question of how or why.
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An argument that lists the similarities between man -made and natural things...