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  • Members: 230
  • Category: Philosophy
  • Founded: May 24, 2002
  • Language: English
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This is a group for people interested in critical rationalism in the tradition of Karl Popper, William Warren Bartley III, David Miller, Peter Munz, Thomas Szasz, Mark Notturno, George Soros, F. A. Hayek, Joseph Agassi, Donald T. Campbell and many others.

This is a problem solving forum. Please give us a chance to work on problems that interest you. Problems are stated, tentative theories are then submitted and criticized.

Discussions of what direction critical rationalism will be taking in the future and critical readings of texts related to critical rationalism are also welcome.

Even if you have only a minimal knowledge of critical rationalism, please join the group.

The main goal is to always take argument seriously, and to never forget, "I may be wrong and you may be right, and by means of critical discussion we may get nearer to the truth of the matter."

The group is moderated. We ask for civil discussion that sticks to ideas, not personalities. Here are some detailed posting guidelines.

If you have questions or comments, or if you experience a problem please contact the list owners immediately. Thanks.

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Herakleitos and Diogenes
http://curi.us/1457-herakleitos-and-diogenes I typed in a bunch of presocratic fragments of interest. Some are fallibilist. There is some similar material in
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Elliot Temple
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Re: Intellectual or active interest?
... JE:- Intellectual interest represents an "active" interest because in a civilized society we must think before we act. My understanding of the history of
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Re: Intellectual or active interest?
... I would like to put it into practice and have real input. I'm not sure how that differs from raising awareness. The way one gets political ideas practiced
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Intellectual or active interest?
A question to each participant in this group: Is the matter of fallible human beings in the open society together crafting lasting social institutions in order
Posted - Mon Nov 16, 2009 1:53 am
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Formal debate concerning evolutionary theory and falsifiability on D
For those interested, I will be formally debating Mr Simon Gunkel on the Dawkins Net debating forum on the following question: "While Darwinism stands proudly
Posted - Fri Nov 13, 2009 5:49 am
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