Originally posted by PhilipVU94: Oh, FFS, "Human causation is important because it strengthens the implication that it's fixable," is shorthand for, "The question of whether there is human causation or not is an important question because if there is human causation, it strengthens the implication that the problem is fixable."
so saying: "human causation is important..." is the same thing as saying: "human causation is an important question..."
maybe, but I don't think so; those are different statements with different meanings -- or certainly could be.
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