Some theories predict that some things won’t happen (0 probability). I consider this kind of theory important.
But they don’t predict that you won’t hallucinate, or misread the experimental data, or whatever. Some things not happening doesn’t mean some things won’t be observed.
You say I have my answer, but you have not answered.
You asked how support differed form consistent. Boolean vs real number is a difference. Even if you arbitrarily decide that real numbers are not allowed and only booleans are that doesn’t mean that differentiating between their use of real numbers and your use of booleans is inconsistent on part of those who use real numbers.
But they don’t predict that you won’t hallucinate, or misread the experimental data, or whatever. Some things not happening doesn’t mean some things won’t be observed.
You asked how support differed form consistent. Boolean vs real number is a difference. Even if you arbitrarily decide that real numbers are not allowed and only booleans are that doesn’t mean that differentiating between their use of real numbers and your use of booleans is inconsistent on part of those who use real numbers.