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According to Karl Popper's criterion of falsifiability, which feature distinguishes a genuinely scientific hypothesis from a non-scientific or pseudoscientific assertion?

It must make testable predictions that can potentially be empirically disproved. It must be supported by absolute inductive proof derived from repetitive observations. It must be endorsed by unanimous consensus across the international scientific community. It must explain all past and present empirical data without any possible exceptions.

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It must make testable predictions that can potentially be empirically disproved.

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