Shepherd argues that the mind is conscious of the interruptions of its sensations; therefore, the ultimate causes which exist ready and capable to renew them, must be uninterrupted causes.

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Shepherd argues that the interruptions of sensations are conscious to the mind, indicating that the causes responsible for renewing them must be uninterrupted. This suggests that the uninterrupted causes are the ultimate causes.

Shepherd Argues That the Mind Is Conscious of the Interruptions