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Occam's razor would say that's an unneeded assumption (that there's a defense mechanism in the eyes) to explain observed results. There are no results which sa
by thecrazyone 10y ago
Occam's razor would say that's an unneeded assumption (that there's a defense mechanism in the eyes) to explain observed results.
There are no results which say that our eyes are safer outside.
If you meant:
"if we're safer outside
then
if we've a defense mechanism
then we'd be safe
"
That's already two "If"s deep and not a reasonable position to take :)