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Then there’s also the contention – unconfirmable and highly conspiracy-minded, to be sure – that the Republicans for Hillary were following the suggestion of Rush Limbaugh to conservatives before the Texas primary to show up and cast a tactical vote for Clinton in order to prolong the Democratic contest.
The problem with this, Smolin explains, is that string theory is not really a theory in the scientific sense of the word; it is unsupported by experiment, unfalsifiable, and unconfirmable.
26, 2004), reprinted in Irrecusable and Unconfirmable, 7 Green Bag 2d 277, 280 (2004).
 
 
 
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