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- Brute_fact comment "In contemporary philosophy, a brute fact is something that cannot be explained. To reject the existence of brute facts is to think that everything can be explained. (\"Everything can be explained\" is sometimes called the principle of sufficient reason). There are two ways to explain something: say what brought it about, or describe it at a more \"fundamental\" level.".