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British philosopher (born in Austria) who argued that scientific theories can never be proved to be true, but are tested by attempts to falsify them (1902-1994)

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Examples for "popper"
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PHONSIE: You bet I have, and my popper put them there, too.
Writing for Vaudeville
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Oh, those sports trousers with the popper buttons are back, are they?
The Irish Times
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In my room, I smoke a popper and stare at my cellphone.
Something wicked
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One of you boys go rummage the store room for the corn popper.
The Rules of the Game
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If you get through this bad day, how about a petal popper: 15.
The South African
Uso de karl popper en inglés
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In the intellectual stakes, this guy makes Forrest Gump look like Karl Popper.
The Guardian
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Austrian philosopher Karl Popper critiqued this notion in his The Poverty of Historicism in 1957.
Wired
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For good measure, he even threw in Austrian-born philosopher Karl Popper -the chancellor's favourite political thinker.
The Irish Times
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Bertrand Russell, Karl Popper and Charles Darwin.
The Guardian
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'The spirit of Karl Popper is going to be on your back henceforth.'
Zero Point
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Karl Popper's falsification criterion is more modest -and lack of falsification is what string theory has always had.
Futures 1
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Just the week before, I had interviewed Karl Popper, the Austrian-born philosopher, then in the last years of his life.
The Guardian
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Had I told him Freddie Ayer was sitting next to us, or Karl Popper, he 'd have known who I was talking about.
Kalooki Nights
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This is a traditional liberal individualist objection to Marx and it is found most coherently expressed in Karl Popper's writings on totalitarianism and scientific falsifiability.
The Guardian
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