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His immateriality is immaterial :) The point is he exists and his existence cannot be falsified (while immaterial) but his existence can still be confirmed. L
by yters 7y ago
His immateriality is immaterial :)
The point is he exists and his existence cannot be falsified (while immaterial) but his existence can still be confirmed.
Let's call him person X. So, the statement "person X exists" is empirically meaningful even though it cannot be falsified.