If early humans found out that if they cooked meat it was better for them, why did it take thousands of years for us to find out about germs?
In: Biology
You can understand cause and effect without understanding the underlying reason.
I don’t need to know (or understand) quantum physics to know that if I heat an ice cube it will melt.
If I do X and Y occurs reliably is something anyone can observe and teach others.
Discovering an underlying reason WHY something happens is a side issue.
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