Popper, Karl Raimund (1902–1994)
Austrian-born British philosopher, best known for his theory of falsification
in the philosophy of science. Popper contended that scientific theories
are never more than provisionally adopted and remain acceptable only as
long as scientists are devising new experiments to test (falsify) them.
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