Chris Stone

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281 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Aug 2026 last heard 7 Sep

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So we there's no problem with saying that wanting isn't good enough.
We can just back out a little bit and say pro attitude.
sort of wants to attack the idea that what we're doing is, you know, making sense of or justifying or making coherent our behavior.
We're giving an a sort of description or an explanation of behavior.
And that's all that reasons are doing.
They're not involved in this causal picture.
And he wants to give examples why that's not going to be enough where you you can't just have it be coherent because obviously there are going to be multiple ways in which a behavior could be coherent, but there's a way in which what actually happened is tethered
To the actual event.
Like we can talk about the arm example where you signal whatever.
I've heard an example where someone says that essentially, let's say the person's going up and they're doing the signal, but what happens is they at the in coincidence at the exact same time, they throw their arm up and it looks like they're signaling, but really they're swatting at a bug or something like that.
And they sort of like in coincidence, they seem to be having the same behavior.
We would say there's a difference between him signaling and him swatting at the bug.
We'd give the reason, and that would be the
what caused him to put his hand up was him swatting at the bug.
So there is a way in which the causal picture comes into play.
It's either it's almost smuggled in already.
Cause there's a way in which he did act and a way in which he didn't, I guess is what I'm saying.
Yeah, sure.
But presumably there is one, which cuts against the idea that these are ways of redescribing and explaining and they're not there to give a causal picture, right?
They're just there to rationalize or make coherent the behavior.
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