Nope. You are wrong. Falsifiability is a potentiality.
"Nope. You are wrong. Falsifiability is a potentiality."
And if evidence exists that goes against evolution, it is by definition falsifiable. It does not mean that evolution is therefore falsified, only that it is falsifiable. Being unfalsifiable means that no conceivable evidence can go against the theory; if evidence already exists, as you claim, that does go against evolution, or that can go against evolution, than it cannot possibly be unfalsifiable. You can't have it both ways.
Your attempts to squirm out of the hole you dug for yourself are quite amusing.