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QuizMultiple Choice

Unit 6: The Rise of Modern Western Philosophy

Question 4 • Philosophy: The Big Picture

Hume felt that causal claims were the most valid.

Answer
A
True
B
False

Explanation

Hume argued that we do not perceive a necessary connection between cause and effect. Instead, we observe events repeatedly occurring together and develop an expectation through habit or custom. So he did not consider causal claims the most valid; the statement is false.

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