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KARL POPPER’S BIOGRAPHY & PHILOSOPHY; DON'T BELIEVE ANYTHING UNLESS FALSIFIABLE ; ESSENTIAL FOR A THEORY
Popper's emphasis on falsifiability serves as a cornerstone of his philosophy of science, advocating for rigorous testing of hypotheses and a critical approach to knowledge. His ideas have had a lasting impact on the philosophy of science and the understanding of scientific inquiry.
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