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"not-<anything>" is un-falsifiable. You can't prove that something is true with an experiment (which is what your double negative is suggesting).
by Diggsey 7y ago
"not-<anything>" is un-falsifiable. You can't prove that something is true with an experiment (which is what your double negative is suggesting).
- perl4ever 7y agoI think you're still saying that X and not-X aren't symmetric. But it seems to me that you can always define not-X as Y, and X as not-Y.