Learning the book: The Open Society and Its Enemies

Question

In The Open Society and Its Enemies, Karl Popper argues that a key element of an open society is the ability to challenge authority. In the context of his work, which of the following best describes his view on societal progress?

A society that remains static and unchanging is preferable. A society that continually adapts and evolves through critical discourse and intellectual progress is ideal. Popper did not offer a clear opinion on societal progress. Progress can only be achieved by following the guidance of established authorities.