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> There's a difference between a theory being untestable even in principle and being untestable because we have not yet understood the theory well enough. If t
by gwerbret 6y ago
> There's a difference between a theory being untestable even in principle and being untestable because we have not yet understood the theory well enough.
If the theory is neither testable nor verifiable, then how do you (or anyone else) know you're even on the right track?
- stevenhuang 6y ago> because we have not _yet_ understood the theory well enough Keep working on it? You won't know until you take it to the end, or at at least until other theories show promise.