vérifiables
Vérifiables is a term used in several contexts, most notably in philosophy and epistemology, to describe a statement, claim, or piece of evidence that can be subjected to a process of verification. This means that there are methods or criteria available, in principle or in practice, to confirm or deny its truth. The concept is central to empiricism and scientific methodology, where observations and experiments serve as the means of verification.
In philosophy of science, the verifiability principle was a significant tenet of logical positivism. It suggested
The concept of verifiability also appears in discussions about knowledge. For something to count as knowledge,
In practical terms, anything that can be checked against objective reality or a set of agreed-upon facts