On the other hand, consider how vaccination was invented or any other "accidental" discovery/invention.
I'm aware that there are inventions that even happen at almost exactly the same time, especially when the research on the subject is ripe enough.
But when chance is a factor or the subject is not researched enough (or at all) then the confidence of an hypothesized invention happening in a close timeframe to the actual invention diminishes greatly.
I'm aware that there are inventions that even happen at almost exactly the same time, especially when the research on the subject is ripe enough.
But when chance is a factor or the subject is not researched enough (or at all) then the confidence of an hypothesized invention happening in a close timeframe to the actual invention diminishes greatly.