Popper vs Wittgenstein - El Atizador de Wittgenstein - Amistades y Enemistades Filosóficas

On October 25, 1946, a discussion took place between philosophers Karl Popper and Ludwig Wittgenstein, known as the Wittgenstein poker incident. In this video, we analyze what happened, who the thinkers involved were, and the philosophical problem underlying this anecdotal event. IN THIS VIDEO: October 25, 1946... 0:00 The Incident 1:12 The Protagonists 3:20 The Underlying Philosophical Problem 12:47 RELATED VIDEOS: Wittgenstein's Philosophy    • La Filosofía de Wittgenstein   Karl Popper's Falsificationism - Philosophy of Science (and the 20th Century)    • El Falsacionismo de Karl Popper - Filosofí...   IF YOU WANT TO KNOW MORE: There is a book specifically dedicated to the poker incident: "Wittgenstein's Poker: An Incomplete Move" by David J. Edmonds and John A. Eidinow (Peninsula Editions). This video features: The following photographs of King's College: Gibb's Building, King's College, 2006 (ed. g2s CC BY-SA 3.0) View from the NE side of Front Court, Gibb's Building on the left, King's College Chapel on the right, and statue of King Henry VI, 1983 (Ted Quakenbush CC BY-SA 3.0) Gibb's Building, King's College, 2013 (Dimitry Tonkonoy CC BY-SA 3.0) Dining Hall, King's College, 2007 (Squiddy Public Domain). Aerial photographs of Vienna in the 1930s by Walter Mittelholzer. (Public Domain) Photographic portraits by Wittengenstein, Popper, Russell, and Moritz Schlick. (Public Domain) (Source: Wikimedia Commons)