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Critical rationalism asserts that scientific theories can be falsified but never definitively verified.
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COMMON KNOWLEDGE
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This is a definitional statement about Karl Popper's theory of critical rationalism and does not require empirical citation.

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The claim outlines the foundational tenet of Karl Popper's critical rationalism (falsifiability versus verifiability). This is a well-established philosophical definition and textbook fact about the philosophy of science rather than a contested empirical hypothesis requiring specific papers to verify. Therefore, it is categorized as common knowledge for the purposes of philosophy of science definitions.

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