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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2020 · 18 MIN

Episode 31: What managers can learn from the philosopher Karl Popper

from Rapid Idea Improvement · host Bart Vanderhaegen

A selection of 4 ideas from Karl Popper that should be part of all management books: There are no fundaments for knowledge - justificationism doesn’t work Authorities are not a good source for knowledge (Good knowledge comes from solving a problem through alternated conjecture and criticism) The problem with “the bucket theory of knowledge” All observations are theory laden For feedback/ comments/ criticism: reach out to me at [email protected] As always, thanks 4 listening !

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