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Is the first more fallible because it’s quantified? Otherwise isn’t it easier to falsify a “powerful security feature” as it could be neither powerful or securi
by dambi0 2y ago
Is the first more fallible because it’s quantified? Otherwise isn’t it easier to falsify a “powerful security feature” as it could be neither powerful or security related. Whereas a “bad” request is much less specific and thus harder to disprove?
- hotsauceror 2y agoThat is what falsifiable means. It is a claim the truth of which can be disproved. “Powerful” is no more falsifiable than “best.”