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The claim is unfalsifiable: any counterexample becomes de... — Carmelics

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Challenges→Following the Neo-Confucian reading of Wang Yangming, moral knowledge and moral action are unified in the cultivated person, making apparent conflicts symptoms of insufficient virtue rather than structural features of the framework.

The claim is unfalsifiable: any counterexample becomes definitional proof of 'insufficient virtue,' making the framework immune to empirical challenge or meaningful testing.

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