The Notion of Cause in Fact in a Tort Is

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The notion of cause in fact in a tort is also called the "but for" or sine qua non rule.

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Definitions:

Epistemic Cognition

The process of thinking about and understanding the nature and limits of knowledge, and how one forms beliefs.

Polar Reasoning

A cognitive process that involves seeing situations or opinions in black and white terms, without acknowledging the nuances or middle ground.

Relative Knowledge

Knowledge or understanding that is dependent on or relational to an individual's perspective or context.

Synthesizes Contradictions

The process of merging opposing ideas or statements to form a new perspective or theory.