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The question presents a true/false statement about the human spirit and its place in philosophy. 
Option 1: True. The claim that the human spirit, which cannot be seen but is known to exist, falls under the metaphysical branch of philosophy aligns with standard distinctions in philosophy. Metaphysics deals with questions about existence, reality, and the nature of beings that aren’t directly observable. Since the statement asserts existence of a non-empirical, non-sensory aspect (the spirit) and locates it within metaphysics, this interpretation fits conventional metaphysical study. 
Option 2: False. This would imply that the human spirit, being unseen and yet believed to exist, does not belong to metaphysics. However, the metaphysical domain is precisely concerned with such propositions about existence and the nature of reality beyond empirical observation, so denying its metaphysical status would mischaracterize the scope of metaphysics. 
In summary, the assertion about the spirit's visibility and its classification within metaphysics leverages core metaphysical concerns (existence beyond sensory evidence and inquiry into the nature of reality), whereas denying this placement would misconstrue what metaphysics encompasses.

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