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> The existence of alternative explanations isn’t a proof the proposed explanation isn’t true. But it's proof that the proposed explanation is not a bulletproo
by Double_a_92 3y ago
> The existence of alternative explanations isn’t a proof the proposed explanation isn’t true.
But it's proof that the proposed explanation is not a bulletproof proof... Because it could also be any other alternative effect.
That's literally the whole point of it...