A Dictionary of Philosophy, Third Edition
. That every number greater than two is the sum of two primes. Common example of proposition necessarily true or necessarily false, but unproved and unrefuted, so that both its truth and its falsity are epistemically possible (see MODALITIES) though only one is logically possible.
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