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Why does Hume's "problem with induction" only
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Why does Hume's "problem with induction" only seem to only apply to social sciences
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It doesn't
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>>7598993
what do you mean
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Because people don't care if something is truly 'proven' if it can consistently produce tangible results
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Wat. Hume was focused directly on natural science.
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>>7598986
Who is this cunny bunny?
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Read Popper. He's basically establishing scientific philosophy in the tradition of Hume. Not free of problems, but then again who is?
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