 Epistemic possibility

Epistemic possibility refers to the potential for a particular statement or proposition to be true, given what is known or believed at a certain point in time. It is concerned with the limits of our knowledge and what could be true based on the information we possess. In other words, if we say that something is epistemically possible, it means that, according to the available knowledge or evidence, there is at least a conceivable scenario in which that statement could be true.