The Process of Inductive Inference
The Process of Inductive Inference
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According to the indications of this record we draw our conclusion: which is, to all intents and purposes, a conclusion from the forgotten facts. For this it is essential that we should read the records correctly : and the rules of the syllogism are a set of precautions to insure our doing so. " "The proposition. All men are mortal (for instance) shows that we have had experience from which we thought it followed Even now a full half of the philosophical world, including the very same metaphysi...cians who contend most for the instinctive character of the belief in uniformity, consider one important class of phenomena, voli- tions, to be an exception to the uniformity, and not governed by a fixed law. " Chap, xxi, §3, Note: "Dr. McCosh maintains that the uniform- ity of the course of nature is a different thing from the law of causation, and while he allows that the former is only proved by a long continu- ance of experience, and that it is not inconceivable nor necessarily in- credible that there may be worlds in which it does not prevail, he con- siders the law of causation to be known intuitively.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
According to the indications of this record we draw our conclusion: which is, to all intents and purposes, a conclusion from the forgotten facts. For this it is essential that we should read the records correctly : and the rules of the syllogism are a set of precautions to insure our doing so. " "The proposition. All men are mortal (for instance) shows that we have had experience from which we thought it followed Even now a full half of the philosophical world, including the very same metaphysi...cians who contend most for the instinctive character of the belief in uniformity, consider one important class of phenomena, voli- tions, to be an exception to the uniformity, and not governed by a fixed law. " Chap, xxi, §3, Note: "Dr. McCosh maintains that the uniform- ity of the course of nature is a different thing from the law of causation, and while he allows that the former is only proved by a long continu- ance of experience, and that it is not inconceivable nor necessarily in- credible that there may be worlds in which it does not prevail, he con- siders the law of causation to be known intuitively.
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