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> there are no circumstances whereby the author has to accept that their hypothesis was False. The author described such a circumstance, but then explained th
by wtallis 6y ago
> there are no circumstances whereby the author has to accept that their hypothesis was False.
The author described such a circumstance, but then explained that he did not have access to the necessary lab testing to actually do so. The hypothesis is falsifiable in principle even if the researcher does not expect to have the equipment necessary to measure falsification by that outcome.
- throwaway2245 6y ago(I should clarify that I don't mean the author's opinion is important to falsifiability) > The author described such a circumstance, but then explained that he did not have access to the necessary lab testing to actually do so. In the parent article? Could you quote that part?