Which principle states that processes that occurred in the past are no different than the processes in the present?

Przemyslaw asked May 16, 2023

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Which principle states that processes that occurred in the past are no

different than the processes in the present?

Przemyslaw asked May 16, 2023

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Answer:

uniformitarianism or the uniformitarian principle

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Gmemon answered May 21, 2023

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