 To conclude, the contemporary regularity and inferential theories have made some remarkable progress. Valid criticisms have been largely overcome and many causal scenarios—which continue to be challenging for counterfactual accounts of causation—have been solved. In particular, Baumgartner (2013), Beckers and Vennekens (2018), and Andreas and Günther (2020) all solve the set of scenarios including overdetermination, early and late preemption, and switches. In light of these recent developments, it should not be considered evident anymore that counterfactual theories of causation have a clear edge over regularity and inferential theories.