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Better than the Betteridge law of headlines, I present you the nonsense law of headlines: if once inverted, the headline still sound something that may be writt
by devereaux 8y ago
Better than the Betteridge law of headlines, I present you the nonsense law of headlines: if once inverted, the headline still sound something that may be written about in the article, it's not science.
Here: "Is the conscious mind a universe?"
Also, both are unfalsifiable, therefore not science in a Popperian way.
- crimsonalucard 8y agoExactly. Why not talk about if the universe is the left over feces of a cosmic being? Pointless exercise. Though to be a bit pedantic under the Popperian way a statement that is actually true is by definition unfalsifiable. You probably meant that both statements are untestable.
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