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Not necessarily. It can also indicate that we don't really understand a phenomenon, which can be a very valuable observation. Certainly better than assuming we
by masomenos 16y ago
Not necessarily. It can also indicate that we don't really understand a phenomenon, which can be a very valuable observation.
Certainly better than assuming we know something to be true that later turns out to be unsupported, eg. high fat diets causing to high fat humans.
- shasta 16y agoThere are good points on both sides of this argument.