👉 In logic and philosophy, a "nomothetical" or "non-theoretical" statement is one that does not logically entail any other statements. It can be defined as a statement that cannot be proven true by either logical deduction or empirical evidence. For example: - The law of the excluded middle: If A implies B but B does not imply A, then A and B are equivalent. - The law of non-contradiction: If P implies Q and Q implies R, then P
