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For Kant, "The Inference from a Given Effect to a Determinate

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For Kant, "the inference from a given effect to a determinate cause is always uncertain, since the effect may be due to ..."

A) faulty sense organs.
B) more than one cause.
C) the influence of illusions.
D) an evil genius.

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