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Popper, Karl R.

Karl Raimund Popper - was a philosopher who's work included considerable contributions to the philosophy of science and the scientific method. The contribution he is most known for is the doctrine of falsifiability.

28-July-1902 to 17-September-1994

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The doctrine of falsifiability states (simplified) that in order for a theory to be a scientific theory, it must be able to be falsified by some experimental observation.

As you might guess, this upsets a lot of very well established, and well-known, agendas and structures.

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