Episode 64 - About Sir Karl Popper’s epistemology: critical rationalism

Rapid Idea Improvement
14/10/2020 19 min

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Karl Popper is mostly known for his demarcation criterion between science and pseudo science … however, his theory of knowledge (epistemology) is lesser known, but at least as interesting. It's called "critical rationalism"

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