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Persian Learner Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

The meaning of counterfactual

Hi.

This is because we can ask how Black can have the counterfactual power to ensure that Jones can only decide how Black wants him to.


Does it simply mean "imaginary" ?
  

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Most examples of this term thrown up by Google search seem to use it to mean the hypothetical power to change things that have already happened.

  • Most examples of this term thrown up by Google search seem to use it to mean the hypothetical power to change things that have already happened.
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Most examples of this term thrown up by Google search seem to use it to mean the hypothetical power to change things that have already happened.

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