unfalsifiable

This is what you call unfalsifiable science, Michaels said.

Yahoo! News: Business - Opinion 2010

In particular, Popper's grand critique of Marx's social science on the grounds that it is "unfalsifiable" just seems to miss the point; surely Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, or Tocqueville have important social science insights that can't be refuted by deriding them as "unfalsifiable".

Revisiting Popper Daniel Little 2009

In particular, Popper's grand critique of Marx's social science on the grounds that it is "unfalsifiable" just seems to miss the point; surely Marx, Durkheim, Weber, Simmel, or Tocqueville have important social science insights that can't be refuted by deriding them as "unfalsifiable".

Archive 2009-08-01 Daniel Little 2009

I suspect you have got a knee-jerk reaction to the word "unfalsifiable" such that whenever you see it, you assume the person is channelling Popper from the 1960s.

Demarcation as Politics 2006

This is when the "unfalsifiable" (or better, untestable) accusation is leveled, and rightly so.

Demarcation as Politics 2006

I think the reason that the "unfalsifiable" accusation comes up sometimes in critiques of pseudoscience is as a second stage of the debate.

Demarcation as Politics 2006

I criticize the theory of recreation on pp. 263-267, stating that it "needs to be examined," is an "unfalsifiable" metaphysical research program in its present formulation, and is "intrinsically unscientific."

Deep-Est III, W.W. Bartley 1979

Also, atheism is not a 'faith' in any kind of unfalsifiable philosophy.

Planet Atheism 2010

They're not "unfalsifiable", unless one has some pet definition of "falsifiable" that involves constant testing of some sort, in which case they're engaged in special pleading.

Mises Dailies 2009

Quite a lot of Dorries's rhetoric occupies this territory: it doesn't sound likely, but it's totally unfalsifiable.

The Saturday interview: Nadine Dorries 2011