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Technically speaking there can be "disproof" but there is never "proof". We have theories and experiments. An experiment giving a result not in accord with th
by pmontra 3y ago
Technically speaking there can be "disproof" but there is never "proof".
We have theories and experiments.
An experiment giving a result not in accord with the theory is an immediate disproof.
An experiment giving a result in accord with the theory is a confirmation possibly waiting for another experiment resulting in a disproof.
Proof exist only in mathematics.