Theories are put forward to explain phenomena.
The probability of correctness is assessed by peers, and the theory is then pushed for acceptance. It is most likely true that nothing has a single, specific cause.
We observe the world in action through our senses, experiences, and rationality. This seems simple and progressive. But when we attempt to think through theories about it, a given reality is open to multiple causes
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