Term falsification refers to a concept in philosophy and logic, introduced by the philosopher Ludwig Wittgenstein. Therefore, the concept of term falsification belongs to Ludwig Wittgenstein.
The term "falsification" belongs to the field of philosophy, specifically to the philosophy of science. It was introduced by Karl Popper, an Austrian-British philosopher, in the early 20th century. Falsification is the process of testing scientific theories by attempting to refute or disprove them through empirical observation or experimentation. In Popper's view, the scientific method should focus on the potential falsifiability of theories rather than their verifiability, as it is impossible to prove a theory true but possible to show it false.
