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work_2mrdt2e2xvfv3l6wovwpvelqa4	N. Emery	Chance, Possibility, and Explanation	2013	26	.pdf	application/pdf	14111	954	66	In this article, I will argue that this way of thinking is a mistake: compatibilism about chance and deterministic laws ought to be the default view. This stronger claim, whatever else it amounts to, is supposed to be independent of Sally's particular epistemic position: the chance-interpretation of (1) is ice cube melting is non-trivial relative to the macro-physical facts about the So the immediate question that arises with respect to the connection between chance and possibility is: what sorts of facts should we be holding fixed? macro-physical history of the world; and if there is a non-trivial micro-chance evaluation a better context against which to judge whether there is a nontrivial chance of something happening than the set of propositions that include just the macro-physical history of the actual world up until the relevant micro-physical facts, the chance of any event in a world where the laws are	./cache/work_2mrdt2e2xvfv3l6wovwpvelqa4.pdf	./txt/work_2mrdt2e2xvfv3l6wovwpvelqa4.txt