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Karl Popper, a philosopher and ex-communist, criticised thinkers from Plato to Marx who valued the collective over the individual.
ECONOMIST: How three Viennese thinkers changed the world
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Karl Popper, a fellow Austrian-born academic, advised him to insist on a small additional royalty which he has never regretted.
ECONOMIST: Look and learn
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Karl Popper was not always forthcoming about his early life and his early intellectual trajectory may surprise some of his admirers.
ECONOMIST: Non-fiction
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The answer comes from the eminent philosopher of science Karl Popper: falsifiability.
FORBES: The Confidence Game
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The moral weight of Karl Marx's criticisms of 19th-century capitalism even won him praise from the high priest of Western liberalism, Karl Popper, a Viennese-born philosopher who emigrated to London.
ECONOMIST: Mankind��s biggest mistake
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As thinkers like Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek or Karl Popper, and indeed the amazing death toll of communism itself have shown, coercion and violence are deeply embedded in that ideology.
ECONOMIST: Letters | The
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He calls them Black Swans, after the philosopher Karl Popper's observation that only a single black swan is required to falsify the theory that "all swans are white" even when there are thousands of white swans in evidence.
WSJ: Shattering the Bell Curve