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    The Unfalsifiability of a Theory Demonstrates the Logical Fallacy of Begging
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The Unfalsifiability of a Theory Demonstrates the Logical Fallacy of Begging

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The unfalsifiability of a theory demonstrates the logical fallacy of begging the question; that is, it assumes that what it is supposed to prove is already true.

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