...Daniel Rubio In Infinity, Causation, and Paradox , Alexander Pruss undertakes a sweeping defense of the metaphysical thesis Causal Finitism. According to causal finitists, nothing can be affected by infinitely many causes. Pruss argues for causal finitism by way of a cumulative case: accepting...

... of the No C Lemma. First, set theory might be used from the outside to describe the domain of contingent matters, and it may then disclose an unexpectedly vast supply of contingent truths. For example, Alexander Pruss (2006, 100) suggests—taking a cue from David Lewis's “Principle of Recombination...

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