The perversity worth recognizing is the breathtaking lack of proportionality — the kilotons of venomous ink unleashed toward the least malicious "oppressor" of female rights conceivable, evidenced all to clearly by his traumatized, weeping apology.
But the decisive feature, as Popper saw it, should be whether it is in principle conceivable that evidence could be cited that would refute (or disconfirm) a given law, hypothesis, or theory.
Although this concept is conceivable, clinical evidence is lacking to support the claim as the vast majority of the literature with contradictory findings.
A specific protective effect of TNF blockade on articular cartilage is therefore conceivable; current evidence is circumstantial, however, and is not backed by sufficient data.
No conceivable amount of evidence derived from the growth and structure of animals and plants would have the slightest bearing upon our convictions in regard to the origin of conscience (Ellegård 1958/1990, p. 325).
Saturday Review summarized it bluntly in 1859: No conceivable amount of evidence derived from the growth and structure of animals and plants would have the slightest bearing upon our convictions in regard to the origin of conscience (Ellegård 1958/1990, p. 325).
Then there are Trump's words himself, probably the most damaging evidence conceivable.
Still, it is conceivable that more striking evidence of deception or serious neglect may eventually surface, and, in any event, the investigations will go on — and on and on, if past inquiries of this type are any guide.
But this seems implausible: epiphenomenal entities are surely conceivable, which is good evidence that they are possible.
