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When we conjecture x causes y and perform an experiment to prove this is so, how do we rule out the case that y causes x AND x and y occur at the same time? (Ch 17 and 18, watch video on nec suff cond)

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Once it has been experimented, observed and concluded that x causes y. Then, it poses that indeed x causes y. Hence, y cannot be the cause of x. It means x > y and y # x.

What is a conjectural statement?

A statement that is conjectural is based on information that is not certain or complete. There is something undeniably conjectural about such claims. Synonyms: speculative, theoretical, tentative, hypothetical More Synonyms of conjectural.

Therefore, the findings become the theory that can be used.

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