re: Heaven and Hell Exist, and I Believe I Know Where

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Doesn't mean it isn't true. Just that you can't prove that it isn't.

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The veracity of any claim is determined on how falsifiable it is. In this case, we're injecting phobic premises to fill in the gaps of a premise that cannot be true otherwise.

For instance: We can't believe in Last Thursdayism, but we can't posit that it's true or even untrue. There's just no benefit in believing in it until we can determine one way or another.

Schrodinger's Cat is also a valid example.