A kind of causation. X implies Y. X may be strong evidence for Y, but Y may be extremely weak evidence for X, so the two relations are not really symmetric.
A kind of causation. X implies Y.
You seem to be confusing causation and “evidence for” implication. DON’T. Wet streets are evidence for rain, but when streets do not cause rain.
A kind of causation. X implies Y. X may be strong evidence for Y, but Y may be extremely weak evidence for X, so the two relations are not really symmetric.
You seem to be confusing causation and “evidence for” implication. DON’T. Wet streets are evidence for rain, but when streets do not cause rain.