An irrefutable or nonfalsifiable claim:
A) is supported by empirical evidence.
B) cannot be disproved or tested in any meaningful way.
C) results directly from applying critical thinking to pseudoscientific claims.
D) can be attributed to a person's beliefs and expectations rather than to the actual independent variable.

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An irrefutable or nonfalsifiable claim cannot be disproved or tested in any meaningful way, which means it cannot be verified or refuted by empirical evidence. It is often associated with pseudoscientific claims or beliefs that cannot be tested scientifically.

An Irrefutable or Nonfalsifiable Claim