> is a theorized phenomenon I wonder why they put that "theorized" word in there. It would be so much easier to say "it is a phenomenon". Only that sentence wo

> is a theorized phenomenon I wonder why they put that "theorized" word in there. It would be so much easier to say "it is a phenomenon". Only that sentence would not be true now would it? Come on. The wiki article just connects a name to an explanation, does not prove or even claim the effect is real.