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Social Studies, 12.08.2020 07:01 KHaire4770

Hume argues that these things are fundamental to our daily experience that no sane person could possibly doubt them, yet they are completely without justification:. a. Principle of universal causation
b. Principle of induction
c. Belief in the external world
d. All of the above

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