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Listen "Episode 85 - Popper’s concept of what a problem is"
Episode Synopsis
According to Karl Popper: a problem is a conflict between ideas
Think = solving problems = growing knowledge (knowledge containing less and less conflicts)
Thinking is not : finding more arguments for your case, that is static. Knowledge doesn’t grow when you do that
So Popper was after the growth of knowledge all the way
Our knowledge is never final, never confirmed, and given our fallibility we can always improve and grow our knowledge
Naive falsification: "throwing out knowledge when it is falsified" is the exact opposite ... so cannot have been the aim of Popper
Think = solving problems = growing knowledge (knowledge containing less and less conflicts)
Thinking is not : finding more arguments for your case, that is static. Knowledge doesn’t grow when you do that
So Popper was after the growth of knowledge all the way
Our knowledge is never final, never confirmed, and given our fallibility we can always improve and grow our knowledge
Naive falsification: "throwing out knowledge when it is falsified" is the exact opposite ... so cannot have been the aim of Popper
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