Distinguish between non researchable problem and a researchable problem?

A non-researchable problem is one that cannot be adequately investigated or answered through empirical research methods, often due to its subjective nature or lack of measurable variables. In contrast, a researchable problem is clearly defined, can be investigated through systematic methods, and allows for the collection and analysis of data to derive conclusions. Researchable problems typically involve specific questions that can be tested and measured, making them suitable for scientific inquiry.