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It's not the lack of falsifiability that's bad - hard science can only answer some kinds of questions - it's the pretense of falsifiability that's a problem. G
by foobarbazqux 13y ago
It's not the lack of falsifiability that's bad - hard science can only answer some kinds of questions - it's the pretense of falsifiability that's a problem. Granted, you basically acknowledge this in your last sentence.