Scott Horton

28 June, 19:17

Despite the works John Stuart Mill and others, some might argue that the problem of induction has never been resolved. Hume left the discussion with the opinion that we have an instinctive belief in induction, rooted in our own biological habits, that we cannot shake and yet cannot prove.

a) true

b) false

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