A hypothesis that is non-falsifiable is ___________.

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alexdok [17]2 years ago

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Si no es posible refutarla, dicha teoría queda «corroborada», pudiendo ser aceptada provisionalmente, pero no verificada; es decir, ninguna teoría es absolutamente verdadera, sino a lo sumo «no refutada».

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