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In other words, Plato is wrong. The poet is not a liar because he's not talking about anything that's verifiable or falsifiable.
意思就是说，柏拉图错了，诗人不是骗子,因为它从未说过什么话可以证明或证伪。
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The issue of vagueness is summarized in a more technical way by the philosopher Karl Popper who described--who introduced the term of falsifiability.
关于概念模糊的问题,哲学家卡尔·波普用一个更加专业的术语,进行了总结,他提出了“可证伪性“这个术语。
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But the problem is, when you make specific falsifiable predictions they don't always do that well.
但问题是，你所得出的这些具体而可证伪的预测,并不总是很准。
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Well, we'll talk about that, but the point here is they can be false.
我们以后会慢慢讨论，但关键在于它们是可以证伪的。
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If they couldn't be proven wrong, they're not interesting enough to be science.
如果理论不能够被证伪，那它们就算不上科学。
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One reason is these are interesting and falsifiable claims about child development.
一个原因是,这些是关于儿童发展的,有趣且可证伪的论断
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What Skinner--What Chomsky is raising here is the concern of unfalsifiablity.
乔姆斯基在这里提出了,对不可证伪性的质疑。
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The idea of falsifiability is that what distinguishes science from non science is that scientific predictions make strong claims about the world and these claims are of a sort that they could be proven wrong.
可证伪性是指,科学与非科学的区别在于,科学能够做出关于世界的有力预测,而这些预测是可以被证伪的。
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It's falsifiable.
它是可证伪的。
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