To a crime investigator a coincidence is a clue. Scientists on the other hand assume that clues are only coincidences until proven by experiment. The rule in science is that correlation does not prove cause. Clearly it doesn’t. For example, we cannot decide that because all scientists drank milk as babies that drinking milk as a baby causes people to become scientists.
Just a Coincidence
Just a Coincidence
Just a Coincidence
To a crime investigator a coincidence is a clue. Scientists on the other hand assume that clues are only coincidences until proven by experiment. The rule in science is that correlation does not prove cause. Clearly it doesn’t. For example, we cannot decide that because all scientists drank milk as babies that drinking milk as a baby causes people to become scientists.