To write falsifiable copy, focus on providing statements that can be deemed true or false. Instead of subjective descriptors about someone (e.g., 'good-looking', 'intelligent'), supply concrete evidence or criteria that support your claims, making them testable. For instance, rather than stating someone has 'good values', point to specific actions or characteristics that validate this assertion. Using visual examples and facts, like charts or notable figures, enhances credibility. Rather than just talking about a product, visualize data or relatable scenarios that affirm your message — this approach shifts from abstract adjectives to tangible references that your audience can verify. Concrete examples not only foster trust but also encourage readers to take informed actions based on real-world evidence.

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