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As of July 31, 2021, only 356 reported court decisions have cited "falsifiable" or "falsibility", and only one of those decisions was by the U.S. Supreme Court, and that was in dissent
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→See also: Addiction
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Regret is not falsifiable, and thus is not a logical or productive expenditure of time. There is no way to test if a different action in the past would have resulted in more or less happiness or any other measure of success.
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Oops, dropped the ref. Not my intention.
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I think this makes it clearer.
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Similarly, emotions that things would be better if only [fill-in-the-blank] are not falsifiable, and thus not worth thinking about.
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