Epistemological Concepts

adjective not capable of being demonstrated or proved

• The theory remains indemonstrable due to lack of empirical evidence.
• It's hard to prove because it's indemonstrable.
• That idea is totally indemonstrable, dude.
• Her love for him was indemonstrable, but evident in her actions.

noun a false or mistaken belief

• The misbelief that vaccines cause autism has been debunked by numerous scientific studies.
• There is a common misbelief that eating carrots will improve your eyesight.
• Don't fall for the misbelief that you can get rich quick with that scheme.
• Her misbelief in her own abilities held her back from pursuing her dreams.

noun a word that functions as the name of a specific thing or set of things, such as 'epistemic trespassing'

• Epistemic trespassing occurs when individuals make claims or assertions outside their area of expertise.
• It's like when someone acts like they know everything about a topic they have no knowledge of - that's epistemic trespassing.
• People who think they're experts on everything are just straight up epistemic trespassers.
• Just because you watched a documentary doesn't mean you can go around epistemically trespassing on every subject.