Document Type : Research Paper

Author

• ASGHAR EINOLLAHZADE SAMADI

Abstract

The lack of the experimental evidence and doing of the similar examinations” are two reasons for some experimental scientists to state that the causality principle is not valid at the atomic limit.  In this paper these two reasons are investigated and we show that if the causality or the rational rules are ignored for solving the problem which we faced with (i.e. according to rationality rules we believe that the causality principle is valid at the atomic limit, and on the other hand, we have not found any experimental evidence for this principle) then the process of inquiry would be stopped. But if we reject the other cases, we don’t have this problem.      
 

Keywords

• Uniformity of nature
• lack of experimental evidence
• Principle of the causation
• Rational rules
• Scientific inquiry
• The similar examinations
• Atomic limit