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"I ran into an old college friend of mine a few days ago. A quick shout out to Anant Chandrashekharan if you're listening. And for some odd reason, the one memory of our IIT Kanpur college days that came back to me was remembering that we had taken a philosophy of science course together and Anand had presented a brilliant term paper on the philosopher Karl Popper. Popper's great contribution to philosophy of science is the idea that in order for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable."
"I ran into an old college friend of mine a few days ago. A quick shout out to Anant Chandrashekharan if you're listening. And for some odd reason, the one memory of our IIT Kanpur college days that came back to me was remembering that we had taken a philosophy of science course together and Anand had presented a brilliant term paper on the philosopher Karl Popper. Popper's great contribution to philosophy of science is the idea that in order for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable."
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"I ran into an old college friend of mine a few days ago. A quick shout out to Anant Chandrashekharan if you're listening. And for some odd reason, the one memory of our IIT Kanpur college days that came back to me was remembering that we had taken a philosophy of science course together and Anand had presented a brilliant term paper on the philosopher Karl Popper. Popper's great contribution to philosophy of science is the idea that in order for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable."
"I ran into an old college friend of mine a few days ago. A quick shout out to Anant Chandrashekharan if you're listening. And for some odd reason, the one memory of our IIT Kanpur college days that came back to me was remembering that we had taken a philosophy of science course together and Anand had presented a brilliant term paper on the philosopher Karl Popper. Popper's great contribution to philosophy of science is the idea that in order for a theory to be considered scientific, it must be falsifiable."