Why is it, according to Popper, important to formulate private, unspoken, thoughts in speech?
A) Because in that way the thoughts become available for critical discussion
B) Because in that way one could confirm the thoughts with observations
C) Because in that way the thoughts become a coherent theory

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According to Popper, it is important to formulate private, unspoken thoughts in speech because it makes them available for critical discussion, allowing for the possibility of refinement or rejection of the ideas based on feedback and further analysis.

Why Is It, According to Popper, Important to Formulate Private