What Does cause and effect by lighting a fire have to do with our piece of gemara at the bottom of Daf 5:1?

If two people join together to do something wrong, neither are liable, why? Because you did not do the other half, or perhaps your half is not even considered as half?

What Does cause and effect by lighting a fire have to do with our piece of gemara at the bottom of Daf 5:1? If two people join together to do something wrong, neither are liable, why? Because you did not do the other half, or perhaps your half is not even considered as half?

Lecture 31: Daf 5:1 Throwing

Rabbi Oster is the teacher of Crown Heights' largest class in Oholei Torah. Every Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday Rabbi Oster gives an in-depth analysis into the unique perspective of Rashi and Tosfos' understanding of that portion of the Talmud. Rabbi Oster's unique style of interpreting Rashi and explaining the Gemara through the prism of Rashi and Tosfos is what makes his lecture so popular. Also check out his other Classes by searching up "Rabbi Oster" in Spotify to listen to his other five podcasts. This year we are studying Tractate Gittin.

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Lecture 31: Daf 5:1 Throwing