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If a hypothesis is widely expected-to-be-true, then there needs to be a good evidence towards it, which in turn means that it stood unresolved for a long time.
by enedil 8y ago
If a hypothesis is widely expected-to-be-true, then there needs to be a good evidence towards it, which in turn means that it stood unresolved for a long time. That's why probably most of them are still unsolved.