Episode 15: The “bucket theory of knowledge” … and why it’s false

Rapid Idea Improvement
05/06/2020 10 min

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Episode Synopsis

Contents:

The bucket theory of knowledge: a classical theory about how knowledge is transmitted from one person to another

The criticism and improvement on that theory (by Karl Popper)

The implications thereof


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