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Unlike most other philosophers, who try to determine whethe
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Unlike most other philosophers, who try to determine whether an objective reality exists, David Hume felt that the issue was ___________ .
| Blank (i) |
| (A) pragmatic |
| (B) challenging |
| (C) theoretical |
| (D) insoluble |
| (E) esoteric |
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Is D (insoluble) the correct answer? If yes, how?
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Trying to establish the reality around us, more often than not, is a sort of herculean effort but in the end silly.
it is like to forecast the future: impossible.
Now, contrary to what usually do other philosophers, Hume asserts that in fact, this is without solution.
D is the answer.
Hope now is clear.
Regards
it is like to forecast the future: impossible.
Now, contrary to what usually do other philosophers, Hume asserts that in fact, this is without solution.
D is the answer.
Hope now is clear.
Regards
