On Popper’s Philosophy of science. Pt. I

from Econ Hangover · host Omar Khodr

In this episode Charming talks about Karl Popper’s Formal Test of internal consistency (FTIC) theory. This is a method of evaluation which researchers should try to falsify the result of their studies, in order to identify if biases and/or distortions occurred given their ideologies and personal preferences. Intro: https://youtu.be/BLx6fnxQw_k

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