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This is fallacious as even from a purely conceptual standpoint, it makes no sense. If A implies that B is false, if A is false, that doesn’t necessarily mean B is false as well. If General Relativity is false, then it’s clause about Newtonian Gravity doesn’t mean anything as GR is false. They don’t affect each other unless one of them is true.
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