Violations of the Principle of Falsifiability Rarely Take Place in Everyday

question 23

True/False

Violations of the principle of falsifiability rarely take place in everyday life.

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Definitions:

Cyclopean Fortification

Massive stone walls built without mortar, characteristic of Mycenaean architecture, named for their supposed construction by the mythological Cyclopes.

Large-Scale Figural Art

Artwork that features human or animal figures at a scale larger than life, often used in public or ceremonial spaces for impact.

Mycenaean Period

A phase in Greek history (circa 1600–1100 BC) known for its rich tombs, palaces, and the emergence of Greek language and culture.

Relieving Triangle

In Mycenaean architecture, the triangular opening above the lintel that serves to lighten the weight to be carried by the lintel itself.