> But just because something is not provable or falsifiable under current scientific knowledge
Do you mean unproven instead of "not provable or falsifiable"?
Something not being falsifiable would mean that we can't detect if it's doing anything even if we tried, which doesn't bode well for its effectiveness.
Do you mean unproven instead of "not provable or falsifiable"?
Something not being falsifiable would mean that we can't detect if it's doing anything even if we tried, which doesn't bode well for its effectiveness.