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Why aren't theories considered absolute truths

Why aren't theories considered absolute truths
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Why aren't theories considered absolute truths

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Because theories are not proven and absolute truths  are laws.
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User Yagiz Ozturk
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Because a theory is based on what the person doing the experiment think is going to happen so it's a prediction
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