Another essay by this thinker cites verisimilitude and a belief in three worlds that make up his theory of "Evolutionary Epistemology;" that theory in turn led a student of his to champion epistemological anarchism - that student is Paul Feyerbend.
One essay by this thinker challenges the notion that fruitful discussion is impossible if there isn't common ground between thinkers, an idea introduced in his "The Myth of the Framework." He distinguished between philosophical determinism and physical determinism in his "Of Clouds and Clocks"; that distinction was made into a trichotomy in his book The Open Universe. Another essay by this thinker cites verisimilitude and a belief in three worlds that make up his theory of "Evolutionary Epistemology;" that theory in turn led a student of his to champion epistemological anarchism - that student is Paul Feyerbend. In another work, this thinker claims that all theories of science should be made falsifiable since experimentation never proves a theory true. For 10 points, name this author of The Logic of Scientific Discovery, who also wrote The Poverty of Historicism and The Open Society and Its Enemies.
One essay by this thinker challenges the notion that fruitful discussion is impossible if there isn't common ground between thinkers, an idea introduced in his "The Myth of the Framework."
Karl Popper