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Falsifiability does not tell us whether a claim is true or false; it tells us whether the claim is testable in a way that allows evidence to potentially refute it.

Science cannot tell you truth.
This is OBVIOUS.
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>>17023252
It can tell you what is true enough in every way that actually matters.
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>>17023253
This must explain why every ~10 years most scientific discoveries change, right Einstein?
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>>17023252
Science doesn't tell you anything.
Science is a methodology you can use to model and predict observable events
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>>17023252
Following your brainlet logic to its ultimate conclusion, nothing can actually tell you "truth", so what's your point?
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>>17023260
>Science doesn't tell you anything.
>Science is a methodology
>A methodology doesn't tell you anything
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Why is he so fat?
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>>17023252
>Science cannot tell you truth
All this does is send us down a philosophical rabbit hole of defining truth. How can you know that literally anything is true?
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>>17023255
>every ~10 years most scientific discoveries change
This assertion is false.
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>>17023252
Fun fact, the isotropy of the one way speed of light is untestable. It's a definition by Einstein,and a retarded one since it killed simultanety and needed a "bending space" which is philosophical bullshit. Lorentzian aether, even if not without doubt detectable. gives the better definition.
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>>17025678
>the isotropy of the one way speed of light is untestable
It's a postulate. Of course you can't test it.
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>>17023260
"methodology" to "predict observable events" would be an induction, and the "events" require man-made manipulation of the effects
"model" needs to be a natural experiment model or it has nothing to do with science at all
Its like people are forgetting here: there would be no point in inductive hypothesis nor inductive theory without deductive hypothesis
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>>17025817
Yesi just wanted to mention it because in mainstream you often hear "Einstein proved that light propagates with c in every direction".



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