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True or false: to say that a claim is metaphysically indeterminate is just to say that no one knows whether the claim is true or not.
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True or false: to say that a claim is metaphysically indeterminate is just to say that no one knows whether the claim is true or not.

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The answer is true because it no one else knows if the claim is true or not it will forever be metaphysically indeterminate
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Answer:

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