What are the most influential philosophical ideas?
Philosophy & EthicsNamed in 1 of 6 answers
#44
7.1
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Karl Popper
Austrian-British philosopher (1902-1994), renowned for his philosophy of science, particularly his concept of falsifiability.
1 questions · 1 categories · As of Nov 12, 2026
- Best category rank
- #69
- Philosophy & Ethics · of 90
- Questions
- 1
- 1 categories
- Answers naming it
- 1/6
- Of the answers measured on this brand's questions
Visibility by category
| Categories | Category rank | Questions | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philosophy & Ethics | #69of 90 | 1 | 7.1 |
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Named alongside in Philosophy & Ethics
Brands named in the same answers as Karl Popper in the last four weeks, counted in answers.
- 11Aristotelian logic
- 21Aristotle’s virtue ethics
- 31Bertrand Russell
- 41Buddhism
- 51Camus
- 61Cogito Ergo Sum
- 71Confucianism
- 81Daoism
- 91Empiricism
- 101Existentialism
- 111Frege
- 121Friedrich Nietzsche
- 131Hegelian Dialectic
- 141Kant
- 151Kierkegaard
- 161Kuhn
- 171methodical doubt
- 181Mind-body dualism
- 191Plato's Theory of Forms
- 201Sartre
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| Questions |  Google AI Overviews |  ChatGPT | Claude |  Gemini | Google AI Mode |  Microsoft Copilot |
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| 1What are the most influential philosophical ideas? | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 |