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What would be a case of actual knowledge that isn't scientific and not amenable to falsification though? Even humanities like history use evidence and make conc
by jhbadger 8y ago
What would be a case of actual knowledge that isn't scientific and not amenable to falsification though? Even humanities like history use evidence and make conclusions that can be falsified in the light of new information.
- raverbashing 8y agoAnything that is limited in observability. Either because the available sample size is too small, the time or ability to observe something is limited. A bit of a stretch, but I'm also skeptical of the ability of the scientific method to be able to understand/prove anything with (hidden) state/memory. For a lot of 'skeptics' unproven means wrong and unmeasurable means wrong.