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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Objective Knowledge

An Evolutionary Approach

Book • 1972

Author

Karl Popper

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned by

J. David Stein

when discussing the development of global supply chains.

17 snips

Is This the End of Globalization and Free Trade?

Mentioned by

Eric McLuhan

in the context of defining a scientific statement.

13 snips

Eric McLuhan on Marshall McLuhan

Mentioned by

Vaden Masrani

when explaining Popper's reflection on Miller's theory in the last appendix of the book.

12 snips

#95 (C&R Chap 10, Part II) - A Problem-First View of Scientific Progress

Mentioned by

Bruce Nielsen

, quoting from page 25, in the context of crit rats' misunderstanding of Popper's falsification.

11 snips

Episode 122: The Case Against Logical Fallacies

Mentioned by

Brett Hall

in the context of his series on Popper's works, including his influential essays and lectures.

Ep 231: Karl Popper's "The Myth of the Framework" Sections I to III. Discussing discussions: deep dive

Mentioned by

Naval Ravikant

in the context of epistemology and evolution.

Genetic Evolution Was a Prelude to Memetic Evolution

Mentioned by

Peter Nielsen

when referencing Popper's view on tautologies and their lack of content as theories.

Episode 123: Campbell vs Deutsch: Incremental vs Cosmic Significance

Mentioned by

Bruce Nielsen

when quoting Popper on epistemology from the objectivist viewpoint.

Episode 124: Popper's Evolutionary Theory of Knowledge

Mentioned by Kasra in the context of discussing Popper's views on certainty and the problem of irrefutable theories.

#81 - What Does Critical Rationalism Get Wrong? (w/ Kasra)

Mentioned by

Jonathan Rauch

as a deep collection of essays by Popper.

Episode 117: Jonathan Rauch

Mentioned when quoting Popper's view on whether an explanatory universal theory can be justified by empirical reasons.

Episode 115: Is Falsification Falsifiable?

Mentioned by

Bruce Nielsen

as a source for his discussion on evolutionary epistemology.

Episode 105: Michael Levin's Unseen World of Cell Cognition

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