There’s little attempt to falsify most core positions. Most core positions aren’t falsifiable. Physicists generally don’t reject their belief in string theory because a particular experiment didn’t produce the results they hoped for.
In Evidence-Based Medicine, nobody cares about falsifying the core tenets of Evidence-Based Medicine. The paper that proposes the term Evidence-Based Medicine doesn’t discuss the Rand study.
The project of writing the DSM-V didn’t include running experiments to try to falsify the DSM.
The Wikipedia article towards which you linked doesn’t point to a single instance where someone tried to falsify Popper’s theory unsuccessfully.
It isn’t a complete epistemy, nor even a complete logic.
What do you mean with “complete” if you don’t mean “100% explicit”?
There’s little attempt to falsify most core positions. Most core positions aren’t falsifiable. Physicists generally don’t reject their belief in string theory because a particular experiment didn’t produce the results they hoped for.
In Evidence-Based Medicine, nobody cares about falsifying the core tenets of Evidence-Based Medicine. The paper that proposes the term Evidence-Based Medicine doesn’t discuss the Rand study.
The project of writing the DSM-V didn’t include running experiments to try to falsify the DSM.
The Wikipedia article towards which you linked doesn’t point to a single instance where someone tried to falsify Popper’s theory unsuccessfully.
What do you mean with “complete” if you don’t mean “100% explicit”?