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The Problem of Induction Multiple Choice
The Problem of Induction
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According to Russell, we form expectations about the future on the basis of
True general laws.
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Past evidence.
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Deductive reasoning.
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None of the above.
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Russell distinguishes between having expectations about the future caused by past uniformities and
Having reasonable grounds for believing these expectations are likely to be fulfilled.
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Strongly believing that these expectations must be fulfilled.
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Intuiting that these expectations must be fulfilled.
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Sensing that these expectations are likely to be fulfilled.
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According to Russell, belief in the "uniformity of nature" is the belief that
Everything that has happened is an instance of an exceptionless law.
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Unsupported bodies in air will fall.
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Everything that will happen is an instance of an exceptionless law.
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Both a and c.
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