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“The logic of indirect observation protects the science against errors of inference by arguing that before an inferred implicit event can be used in an explanatory fashion, the existence of two sets of independent causal relationships must be demonstrated, one relating the implicit event to observable antecedent events and a second relating observable consequent events to the implicit event” (p. 66).…”
“The logic of indirect observation protects the science against errors of inference by arguing that before an inferred implicit event can be used in an explanatory fashion, the existence of two sets of independent causal relationships must be demonstrated, one relating the implicit event to observable antecedent events and a second relating observable consequent events to the implicit event” (p. 66).…”