#96
causation is best understood as an experiential gestalt
#99
people categorize objects, not in set-theoretical terms, but in terms of prototypes and family resemblances
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#100
the complex of properties occurring together is more basic to our experience than their separate occurrence
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"They recur together over and over in action after action as we go through our daily lives. We experience them as a gestalt; that is, the complex of properties occurring together is more basic to our experience than their separate occurrence. Through their constant recurrence in our everyday functioning, the category of causation emerges with this complex of properties characterizing prototypical causations." (#60 1280)
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