David Hume used his idea on the mind as a tabula rasa and his most famous use of it is his idea on causality.
- Aware of casality, the footballer kicks a ball so the ball moves
- Hume's example, billiard ball hits another and goes into a pocket
- With this example we see the balls moving and hear them, but we never have a impression on what we would call the cause
- Might have been intricate magnets under the table, what we experience is the same so we don't experience the cause
- Hume claimed causality was a feeling of anticipation from a constant conjuntion
- Everytime i clap there is thunder, might happen purely by coincidence but after a while i will believe my hands clapping are the cause, these are the constant conjuntions but doesn't mean to say this is the cause
- In essence a posteriori
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