A totally rational agent who denied the validity of induction would be unable to think.
The Hume’s complaint is that there is uncertainty and doubt in all conclusions. That’s a “problem” in precisely the same way that Godel’s Incompleteness Theorems are a “problem” for our attempts to make a consistent and complete model of mathematics.
A totally rational agent who denied the validity of induction would be unable to think.
The Hume’s complaint is that there is uncertainty and doubt in all conclusions. That’s a “problem” in precisely the same way that Godel’s Incompleteness Theorems are a “problem” for our attempts to make a consistent and complete model of mathematics.