I don't see why you can't have similar outcomes from different causes when a social circumstance is involved. What killed lard in Europe? Different things. Pro

I don't see why you can't have similar outcomes from different causes when a social circumstance is involved. What killed lard in Europe? Different things. Probably even different things per country if you get very specific about it. Merely exploring only American causes to an American result, doesn't make the article bogus and that criticism is what everyone is responding to because the OP said: > I often see Americans attempting to explain why things happen in their country by pointing to domestic events, with said events failing to account for an identical thing happening all over the world.