I think there are two big facts here.

ONE: You're posting over and over again with lots of links to your websites, which are places you offer consulting services, and so it kinda seems like you're maybe just a weirdly inefficient spammer for bespoke nerd consulting.

This makes almost everything you post here seem like it might all just be an excuse for you to make dramatic noise in the hopes of the noise leading somehow to getting eyeballs on your website, and then, I don't even know... consulting gigs or something?

This interpretation would seem less salient if you were trying to add value here in some sort of pro-social way, but you don't seem to be doing that so... so basically everything you write here I take with a giant grain of salt.

My hope is that you are just missing some basic insight, and once you learn why you seem to be half-malicious you will stop defecting in the communication game and become valuable :-)

TWO: From what you write here at an object level, you don't even seem to have a clear and succinct understanding of any of the things that have been called a "problem of induction" over the years, which is your major beef, from what I can see.

You've mentioned Popper... but not Hume, or Nelson? You've never mentioned "grue" or "bleen" that I've seen, so I'm assuming it is the Humean critique of induction that you're trying to gesture towards rather than the much more interesting arguments of Nelson...

But from a software engineering perspective Hume's argument against induction is about as much barrier to me being able to think clearly or build smart software as Zeno's paradox is a barrier to me being able to walk around on my feet or fix a bicycle.

Also, it looks like you haven't mentioned David Wolpert and his work in the area of no free lunch theorems. Nor have you brought up any of the machine vision results or word vector results that are plausibly relevant to these issues. My hypothesis here is that you just don't know about these things.

(Also, notice that I'm giving links to sites that are not my own? This is part of how the LW community can see that I'm not a self-promoting spammer.)

Basically, I don't really care about reading the original writings of Karl Popper right now. I think he was cool, but the only use I would expect to get from him right now would be to read him backwards in order to more deeply appreciate how dumb people used to be back when his content was perhaps a useful antidote to widespread misunderstandings of how to think clearly.

Let me spell this out very simply to address rather directly your question of communication pragmatics...

It sounds like you want me to rewrite material from DD and KP's books? Why would me rewriting the same things get a different outcome than the existing literature?

The key difference is that Karl Popper is not spamming this forum. His texts are somewhere else, not bothering us at all. Maybe they are relevant. My personal assessment is currently that they have relatively little import to active and urgent research issues.

If you displayed the ability to summarize thinkers that maybe not everyone has read, and explain that thinker's relevance to the community's topics of interests, that would be pro-social and helpful.

The longer the second fact (where you seem to not know what you're talking about or care about the valuable time of your readers) remains true, the more the first fact (that you seem to be an inefficient shit-stirring spammer) becomes glaring in its residual but enduring salience.

Please, surprise me! Please say something useful that does not involve a link to the sites you seem to be trying to push traffic towards.

you try to give me standard advice that i've heard a million times before

I really hope this was hyperbole on your part. Otherwise it seems I should set my base rates for this conversation being worth anything to 1 in a million, and then adjust from there...