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For Hume, "The Effect Is Totally Different from the Cause

Question 19

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For Hume, "the effect is totally different from the cause, and consequently ..."

A) certainty in knowledge is impossible.
B) all our arguments are invalid.
C) every action has a reaction.
D) can never be discovered in it.

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