
The abstractedness of a theory facilitates its departure from reality and in the same time makes it irrefutable and invincible. Still, the trustworthiness of the theory can be tested by its ability to explain the ordinary widespread things and occurrences. If a nonrepresentative theory treats normal things as exceptional or vice versa this shows it has gone beyond the point of credibility.
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