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I disagree. We can judge the falsifiability of statements without knowing whether or not they're false. E.g. "red is a better color than blue" is obviously a s
by superb-owl 4y ago
I disagree. We can judge the falsifiability of statements without knowing whether or not they're false.
E.g. "red is a better color than blue" is obviously a subjective opinion, where as "ʻOumuamua is made of frozen nitrogen" is obviously a falsifiable statement.
- AbrahamParangi 4y agoRight, there are specific instances of opinions which cannot be verifiable facts, but the verifiability of a fact is not, in general, itself verifiable!
- superb-owl 4y agoTrue! I like this formulation of your statement