 The kairetic account by Strevens (2004, 2008) analyses causation in terms of causal models. It is driven by the idea that every causal claim is grounded in a causal-explanatory claim. Causation and explanation go hand in hand. Strevens uses the notion of a causal model to define a relation of entailment with a causal meaning. A set of propositions entail an explanandum \(E\) in a causal model only if this entailment corresponds to a “real causal process by which \(E\) is causally produced” (Strevens 2004: 165). Causal models are assumed to be founded in physical facts about causal influence, and it is assumed that these facts “can be read off the true theory of everything” (Strevens 2004: 165).