First expounded in the 1934's The Logic of Research, it was originally proposed as a solution for the problem of induction in scientific methodology.  
First expounded in the 1934's The Logic of Research, it was originally proposed as a solution for the problem of induction in scientific methodology.  In Two Dogmas of Empiricism, Quine notes that its na?e version can easily be avoided in theories if one makes the requisite "compensatory adjustments" and Thomas Kuhn claimed in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions that scientists will add any number of ad-hoc adjustments to existing theories to protect a paradigm from it.  FTP, name this most famous concept of Karl Popper, essentially the ability of a statement to be proven false by an observation or experiment.
First expounded in the 1934's The Logic of Research, it was originally proposed as a solution for the problem of induction in scientific methodology.  
falsifiability (accept falsification on an early buzz)