An idea unconfirmable by experiment is not just probably wrong, but necessarily meaningless.
If it’s unverifiable-in-principle, there is no distinction between the affirmation and negation of the premise, and the concept is meaningless.
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If it’s unverifiable-in-principle, there is no distinction between the affirmation and negation of the premise, and the concept is meaningless.