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It sure can, but whether your explanation is correct is the tricky part. Luckily, most people can't realize this so the problem "doesn't exist", and "is" solve
by mistermann 2y ago
It sure can, but whether your explanation is correct is the tricky part.
Luckily, most people can't realize this so the problem "doesn't exist", and "is" solved.
- lxgr 2y agoNot sure how I'd "realize correctness" of my explanation, but until I hear a more plausible one (in particular, that means one not introducing extraordinary other assumptions without extraordinary evidence for their existence), I'll stick with mine.
- mistermann 2y ago[flagged]