After all, we make reference to the same physical laws to explain why a bridge stays up as when it falls down; but when we explain “normal” behavior, we talk about preferences and constraints, without saying anything about having non-schizophrenia.
I don’t understand the analogy. Explanations why a bridge stays up usually point out different physical laws than explanations why it had fallen down. You rarely hear “the bridge stays up because the construction hasn’t corroded and the engineers made no mistake”, unless there is a reason to suspect something wrong with the bridge.
I don’t understand the analogy. Explanations why a bridge stays up usually point out different physical laws than explanations why it had fallen down. You rarely hear “the bridge stays up because the construction hasn’t corroded and the engineers made no mistake”, unless there is a reason to suspect something wrong with the bridge.