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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2023
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A theory is the most solid thing science can produce. What you’re wanting to say is hypothesis. Also, OP should provide the relevant section of the original review by Baker and Bellis 1995
it always amuses me when random strangers on the internet believe that they can read my mind and know what I want.
i said "theory" because that's what I meant, and it has more that the one definition you gave.