Why is Karl popper concept of falsifiability important in th

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Karl Popper\'s theory of falsifiability states that there is an inherent possibility that a statement can be proven false.

This theory indicates that we can prove any theory wrong which means that we cannot draw conclusions based on simple phenomenon. Say ; in an area you only see white cats and you have never been out of that area . So for you it is true that cats are only white in colour but this theory can be proved false easily. Karl Popper\'s theory compels us to test in a deeper way which is very important in order to come to a correct conclusino