12 INDICATIVE CONDITIONALS

Anthony S. Gillies · 2013

Sometimes philosophy gets started by pointing. Setting out the target for theories of indicative conditionals is a case in point. So some examples to point at: (1) a. If the gardener didn’t do it, (then) it was the butler. b. If your blue marble is in the box, then your red one might be under the couch.

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