EPISODE · Apr 1, 2021 · 1H 36M
Episode 19: Why Don't Businesses Emphasize Error Correction?
from The Theory of Anything · host Bruce Nielson and Peter Johansen
Bruce, Cameo, and Bart Vanderhaegen continue their conversation about implementing Karl Popper's theory of knowledge in a work environment. In this episode, Bart continues to explain his company's process. We also discuss why Karl Popper's philosophy is so little known and why, even when good error correction processes come along (like Agile Development), it's more an accident than intentional when Popperian epistemology gets worked into the business environment. And, for the first time ever, I discuss "Neo-Popperian" epistemology. Is that even really a thing? If you are enjoying this show, please retweet us and give us a 5-Star Review. Follow us on Twitter
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Bruce, Cameo, and Bart Vanderhaegen continue their conversation about implementing Karl Popper's theory of knowledge in a work environment. In this episode, Bart continues to explain his company's process. We also discuss why Karl Popper's philosophy is so little known and why, even when good error correction processes come along (like Agile Development), it's more an accident than intentional when Popperian epistemology gets worked into the business environment. And, for the first time ever, I discuss "Neo-Popperian" epistemology. Is that even really a thing? If you are enjoying this show, please retweet us and give us a 5-Star Review. Follow us on Twitter
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