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I'm not even sure what that statement means. Can you give an example?

Imaginary events that never actually transpire can still result in a true or an untrue outcome. However the outcome cannot be definitively decided upon until the event has transpired or proved in either direction.

I would tend to think of this question as a right or wrong outcome rather then true or false but thats just me :) J

How Heisenbergian!

Although people do mistake the Heisenberg Principle. It does NOT say that the observer interacts with observed; it says that matter behaves fundamentally differently on the quantum level than on the macro level.

I'll answer Yes to this question. That's true bue it never happenend. So now I click on yes

Is this a religious question?

I've left this up in the air on purpose. It does seem it fits religious, more than scientific at first, until you start reading about the ground-breaking work in Physics, Nano-Tech, Astronomy etc.