>>11328214Falsifiable means able to be false. Whether it implies that there is a framework according to which it is possible to assess whether something is true or false, is irrelevant.
Example 1: Your hypothesis was false. irrelevant
Example 2: You're only assuming the hypothesis is falsifiable.
Example 3: If the hypothesis is not falsifiable, irrelevant
Put simply: Proven falsifiability requires the hypothesis be false, else said falsifiability is only an assumption. Science requires falsifiability. Therefore, a true hypothesis would have to be unscientific. Any hypothesis, true or false, can't be unscientific by definition of hypothesis. Therefore, a falsifiable yet true hypothesis can't exist.
To negate this, your examples can't be of a false or unfalsifiable hypothesis.
