Ian Pitchford

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Counterfactual reasoning, which deals with what-ifs, might strike some readers as unscientific. Indeed, empirical observation can never confirm or refute the answers to such questions. Yet our minds make very reliable and reproducible judgments all the time about what might be or might have been.
The Book of Why: The New Science of Cause and Effect (Penguin Science)
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