If many different observations can all be explained by the same theory, does that make the theory true? Does it make the theory more likely? Explain your answer.

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Berkcan · Answer 1 · 2018-06-18T05:02:32+0000

yes, because it means that there is different evidence (possibly even coming from different sources) to back up one principle, also it ties up the observations showing a scientific link to connect them.

If many different observations can all be explained by the same theory, does that make the theory true? Does it make the theory more likely? Explain your answer.

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