A priori
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An a priori argument is one that does not rely on evidence but rather on logic and reasoning. This means that an a priori argument can never be proved wrong (as no evidence can be produced against it) but simultaneously it can never be proved right.
A priori arguments are generally considered weaker than a posteriori arguments.
