This thinker argued that for centuries people have been conned by the greatness of Plato into accepting his insidious ideas in a book composed of the parts "The Spell of Plato" and "The High Tide of Prophecy."
This thinker argued that for centuries people have been conned by the greatness of Plato into accepting his insidious ideas in a book composed of the parts "The Spell of Plato" and "The High Tide of Prophecy." He coined the term "critical rationalism" in that book, The Open Society and its Enemies. This man argued that disciplines like Freudian psychoanalysis and astrology were simply pseudosciences because they relied on induction instead of seeking out exceptions to established rules. For 10 points, name this Austrian philosopher of science who pioneered work on the concept of falsifiability.
This thinker argued that for centuries people have been conned by the greatness of Plato into accepting his insidious ideas in a book composed of the parts "The Spell of Plato" and "The High Tide of Prophecy."
Karl {Popper}