But by providing such details the statement goes from unknowable to unknown and potentially verifiable at some point. Avoiding falsifiable statements is a skil

But by providing such details the statement goes from unknowable to unknown and potentially verifiable at some point. Avoiding falsifiable statements is a skill set that might be worth having in your communications toolkit. (I remember reading that some philosophy school had {True, false, unknown, unknowable} but, alas, cannot find any reference to that just now)