Mill`s methods should come as no surprise, as these rules articulate some of the principles we implicitly use in cause-and-effect reasoning in everyday life. However, it is important to respect the limits of these rules. Mills` rule of conformity states that if, in all cases where an effect occurs, there is only one preceding C factor that is common to all of these cases, then C is the cause of the effect. According to the table in this example, the only thing you ate was the oyster. So, if we apply the rule of concordance, we conclude that eating oysters is the cause of diseases. For a property to be a necessary condition, it must always be present when the effect is present. Mill`s Methods are five methods of induction described by the philosopher John Stuart Mill in his book A System of Logic, published in 1843. [1] That they shed light on questions of causality. We can often confuse them or misinterpret them because we lack sufficient information. Mill`s methods are attempts to isolate a cause from a complex sequence of events….

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