The Post-Hoc Fallacy is an example of genuine causality
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Identify what is required for a human or living nonhuman being to have moral status. A. To have moral status, a being's own real interests should takeprecedence over the interests of other moral agents
B. To have moral status, a being's own real interests should beindependent of those of other moral agents. C. To have moral status, a being's own real interests should impede whatother moral agents can do to it in pursuit of their own interests. D. To have moral status, a being's own real interests should depend upon how other moral agents can still use that being in pursuit of their own interests.
Berkeley says that the word "matter" refers to
a. something that is real, but known indirectly. b. any object that can be studied scientifically. c. the external cause of our perceptual experiences. d. nothing at all.
Hume says that our causal judgments are based on all of the following except:
a. the experience of a necessary connection between the two events. b. the contiguity of the two events in space. c. the temporal priority of one event to the other. d. the constant conjunction of the two events in our past experience.