ext_50177 ([identity profile] fpb.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] fpb 2005-11-16 09:54 pm (UTC)

The problem of induction may not seem a big thing to you in 2005, but I assure you that it was a major matter in 1905, when Chesterton had to attack what he described as the common idea that "induction has replaced deduction". There is a reason why real practising scientists have found Popper's work so enlightening, and indeed liberating.

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