By Lakatosian standards, the framework generating more novel, cross-domain predictive success is the more scientifically robust program, regardless of Popperian falsifiability rankings.

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Cross-domain(describing the type of skeptical argument being critiqued): Spanning across different areas or fields of study rather than staying within one specific area.
Falsifiability rankings(as used in philosophy of science): A way of rating or comparing scientific theories based on how easily they could be proven false or wrong.
Lakatosian standards(as used in philosophy of science): A way of judging scientific theories based on ideas developed by philosopher Imre Lakatos, who argued that the best scientific frameworks are ones that successfully predict new things we didn't know before.
Popperian falsifiability(as used in philosophy of science): An idea from philosopher Karl Popper that a good scientific theory must be testable and capable of being proven wrong; if a theory can never be disproven, it's not really scientific.

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