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Pragmatic theories of biscuit conditionals ( BC s) claim that BC s have a standard conditional semantics and that the defining characteristics is a contextual assumption of independence. Intuitively there is no connection between antecedent and consequent. I argue that the standard formalization of independence is insuf- ficient. This is shown with the phenomenon of factual uses of conditionals where the antecedent is mutually accepted by discourse participants. The standard account is amended with a framework which represents dependencies between facts and  ‘grounds’ the standard formalization in the independence of facts.

Laws for biscuits: Independence and dependence in conditionals