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17 July 2025
- diffhist Falsifiability 05:06 +9 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Notes: The ref cleanup introduced an error message. I removed the nested sfn, because they are shorthand for ref notes and, I believe, ref notes cannot be nested, not in a reflist anyway. If does not remove the error message, I will put them back.)
- diffhist m Falsifiability 04:48 +1 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Notes)
- diffhist m Falsifiability 04:46 −4 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Notes)
- diffhist m Falsifiability 04:38 +1 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Hume's problem)
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:36 +37 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (Undid revision 1300925355 by Dominic Mayers (talk)) Tag: Undo
- diffhist m Falsifiability 04:36 −37 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Notes) Tag: Reverted
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:33 +386 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Notes: Continuing: moving the note)
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:31 −276 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Hume's problem: Removing note from the body.)
- diffhist m Falsifiability 04:18 −1 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Ahistorical versus historiographical) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:16 +251 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Ahistorical versus historiographical: It is incorrect to suggest that research program is a key distinction between Lakatos and Popper. Methodological research programs are also fundamental in Popper's philosophy, but on they exist on the hardly rigorous methodological side, the side that require judgments.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:04 −148 Lfstevens talk contribs (ref cleanup) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
- diffhist m Falsifiability 03:59 −1 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Creativity versus induction) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 03:56 +43 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Creativity versus induction: This is what the source says. The previous version suggested that Feyerabend retracted his general position, which is certainly not true: he always maintained that no such rules exist.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 03:51 −114 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Creativity versus induction: It is certainly not only Popper who rejects an inductive methodology as defined and rejected by Hume and nevertheless desired by Russell, the Vienna Circle, Lakatos, etc. The problem here is that it is very difficult to make a simple general statement, because there are different views on what induction means. If we say something like « induction is generally considered impossible », we have the problem that Bayesian induction is certainly possible, etc.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 03:28 −31 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Routine versus revolutionary science: Clarify the distinction between Kuhn and Popper.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 03:20 −40 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Routine versus revolutionary science: On the contrary, the distinction made by Popper between the logical and methodological sides was mostly ignored by his students Feyerabend, Lakatos and Kuhn, maybe less by Kuhn, but still Kuhn main philosophy certainly did not incorporate that distinction.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 02:54 −504 Lfstevens talk contribs (→Normal science versus revolutionary science: ce) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist m Falsifiability 02:37 +15 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→State of affairs as falsifier versus actual falsification) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 02:34 −359 Lfstevens talk contribs (→Normal science versus revolutionary science: ce) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
- diffhist Falsifiability 02:33 +29 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→State of affairs as falsifier versus actual falsification: The purpose of a state of affairs used as a falsifier is not to prevent the use of methodological arguments and thus to protect theories. It is almost the opposite. It is itself immune to these methodological considerations, because it is a logical concept. Moreover, it serves to define falsifiability, a condition that makes methodological critiques possible, which is the opposite of preventing them.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 02:21 +13 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (Undid revision 1300910127 by Lfstevens (talk) The "versus" makes no sense between State of affairs and actual falsification.) Tag: Undo
- diffhist m Falsifiability 02:17 −13 Lfstevens talk contribs (→State of affairs as falsifier versus actual falsification) Tags: Reverted Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 02:17 −330 Lfstevens talk contribs (→State of affairs as falsifier versus actual falsification: ce) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
- diffhist Falsifiability 01:35 −226 Lfstevens talk contribs (→Ahistorical versus historiographical: ce) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
- diffhist Falsifiability 00:25 −461 Lfstevens talk contribs (→Methodless creativity versus inductive methodology: ce) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
16 July 2025
- diffhist User talk:Rhododendrites 17:30 +954 SodiumBot talk contribs (Feedback Request Service notification on a "Media, the arts, and architecture" request for comment (2/5 this month). You can unsubscribe at WP:FRS.)
- diffhist m Falsifiability 15:55 −9 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Methodological falsificationism) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist m Falsifiability 15:54 +3 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Methodological falsificationism) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:51 −124 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Naive falsificationism: That sentence made no sense in that context. On the contrary, Lakatos question was how to justify a theory or a research program given that we accept these methodological decisions.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:46 +27 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Naive falsificationism: Again the key word is not corroborated, but the fact that the theory has shown its practical merit.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:42 +19 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Naive falsificationism: Reverse order of two sentences, because one is a response to the other.)
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:39 +2 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Naive falsificationism: The sentence was not verified at all in the source provided.)
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:32 −61 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Sophisticated falsificationism: More focused sentence.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist m Falsifiability 15:29 −5 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Lakatos' falsificationism{{anchor|Falsificationism|Dogmatic falsificationism|Naive falsificationism|Sophisticated falsificationism}})
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:19 +1 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Naive falsificationism: Corroborations was not the correct word. The sources refer more to practical applications.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:12 +85 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Popperian falsificationism: Clarification.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:08 +2 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Popperian falsificationism: Back to a subsection of Lakatos's falsificationism even if it isn't, because the discussion explains how they are related.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 15:00 +13 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Popperian falsificationism: Clarification that Popper and popperian are, by definition, always essentially critical rationalists, so never dogmatic falsificationists.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 14:55 −32 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→From the problem of induction to falsificationism: Make clear that the section is actually about sophisticated falsificationism. It was a failure with respect to its original goal, so mainly its history is covered.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 14:45 −3 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Popperian falsificationism: Not a kind of Lakatos falsificationism, even if some times claimed to be so.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 14:32 −16 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Methodological falsificationism: ce) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 14:31 +72 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Methodological falsificationism: The original sentence before Lfstevens copy editing was not clear and it was not clearer after. I rewritten it completely so that it is, hopefully clearer what it is about.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 14:21 −7 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Dogmatic falsificationism: ce) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist User talk:Rhododendrites 12:01 +984 Armbrust talk contribs (Wikipedia:Featured picture candidates/Camp:Notes on Fashion)
- diffhist User talk:StAnselm 11:29 +1,712 Shhhnotsoloud talk contribs (Notification: speedy deletion nomination of Michael (given name) (disambiguation).) Tag: Twinkle
- diffhist Falsifiability 09:03 +622 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Dogmatic falsificationism: Popper was very explicit about the fact that one should not read Lakatos to learn about his intellectual history.) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 07:54 −117 Dominic Mayers talk contribs (→Lakatos' falsificationism{{anchor|Falsificationism|Dogmatic falsificationism|Naive falsificationism|Sophisticated falsificationism}}: Not sure if the modifications respect the original meaning and are verifiable, but I remove duplicate text and correctly end a sentence. I suspect these issues exist because it is work in progress.)
- diffhist m Young Earth creationism 05:44 +33 Pirhayati talk contribs (Russell Grigg)
- diffhist Falsifiability 05:09 −70 Lfstevens talk contribs (→Popperian falsificationism: ce) Tag: Visual edit
- diffhist Falsifiability 04:55 −346 Lfstevens talk contribs (→From the problem of induction to falsificationism: ce) Tag: Visual edit