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Skepticism challenges the validity of knowledge claims from "summary" of A Treatise of Human Nature by David Hume

Skepticism, the philosophical position that doubts the possibility of achieving certain knowledge, plays a central role in challenging the validity of knowledge claims. In his work, Hume delves into the nature of human understanding and explores the limitations that skepticism imposes on our ability to make justified knowledge claims. He argues that our knowledge is limited by the fallibility of the human mind, which is prone to error and uncertainty. Hume posits that our beliefs are ultimately based on perceptions, which are subjective and subject to interpretation. This means that our knowledge claims are contingent on the reliability of our perceptions, which can be influenced by various factors such as sensory experiences, emotions, and biases. Therefore, skepticism arises from the reco...
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    A Treatise of Human Nature

    David Hume

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