Off topic can fuck off
A statement can be absolute, regardless of it's accuracy. For example, if I said "Apples are green", then I'm clearly wrong, and can be disproven by the existence of a single apple.
On the other hand, "Most apples are green" is far more difficult to disprove, being that you would have to show that at least half the apples -ever- were not green. Of course, evidence can be provided for a disproof, by random sampling etc, but it's impractical to physically demonstrate the inaccuracy.
bold sentence is legitimately the first time you made me lol
i see but cant the hypotheses be proven wrong in an experiment where we counted every single apple on earth and more than 50% turned out to be red? Say we did this or a variation study (quantity of red apple trees vs # of green apple trees) and we proved that most of apples are not green, would the null hypotheses be deemed absolute?
