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Yes, but that is the absence of evidence, commonly called on when the science hasn't been done. If a theory/hypothesis remains not proven once the science has
by svnt 2y ago
Yes, but that is the absence of evidence, commonly called on when the science hasn't been done.
If a theory/hypothesis remains not proven once the science has been repeatedly done in numerous attempts to prove it, very often it does mean it is wrong.
- farts_mckensy 2y agoA mere two studies are cited in the Wikipedia quote you supplied as evidence of the supposed wrongness of the hypothesis.
- svnt 2y agoWikipedia is not often referenced in literature reviews as an exhaustive source of relevant studies.