Question

Let's start with an example from history. Listed below are a series of claims regarding United States President John F. Kennedy (1917-1963). Classify each statement according to whether or not it is falsifiable.

- Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States
- Kennedy died from a bullet in his brain
- Kennedy's death was the will of God
- The murder of John F. Kennedy was an act of evil
- If he'd lived, Kennedy would have ended the Vietnam War
- Kennedy's murder was orchestrated by an undetectable shadow government of the United States

Answer 1

Answer:

Falsifiable means that something can be proven false. Kennedy was the 35th president of Us and Kennedy died from a bullet in his brain are falsifiable.

Not Falsifiable means that something can't be proven wrong. Kennedy's death was the will of God, The murder of Kennedy was an act of evil , If he'd lived, Kennedy would have ended the Vietnam War and Kennedy's murder was orchestrated by an undetectable shadow are not falsifiable.

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Answer 2

Falsifiable means that something can be proven false. Kennedy was the 35th president of Us and Kennedy died from a bullet in his brain are falsifiable.

Not Falsifiable means that something can't be proven wrong. Kennedy's death was the will of God, The murder of Kennedy was an act of evil , If he'd lived, Kennedy would have ended the Vietnam War and Kennedy's murder was orchestrated by an undetectable shadow are not falsifiable.