Female scientist in lab coat conducting an experiment with glassware.

Science doesn’t prove—it tries to break

Karl Popper argued that good theories must be falsifiable, not merely confirmed.

Popper’s Falsifiability: How Science Fights Error

Two scientists in lab gear conducting experiments with test tubes and equipment.

How progress really happens

Observations are made in the light of theories. Competing ideas face tests; those that fail are discarded.

Popper’s Falsifiability: How Science Fights Error

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