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Happy birthday Hume, thank you for being refuted

>> No.18193274

Kant here, eat a dick Hume

>> No.18193370

>>18193270
>refuted
never sufficiently

>> No.18193519

>>18193270
>refuted
By who(m)?

>> No.18193535
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18193535

>>18193519
"Causality this!"
*fires*

>> No.18193547
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18193547

>>18193535
*dying*
"You c-can't prove the missile killed me."
*dies and so hundreds of millions of lives are saved*

>> No.18193593

>>18193519
Me

>> No.18193632

>>18193519
Immanuel Kant, and in a big way

>> No.18193641

>>18193632
That hack was BTFO harder than anyone in the history of philosophy except perhaps Russell

>> No.18193656

>>18193632
Nah. Kant showed that causality is a transcendental category thus it is only applicable to phenomena. Hume stated that we impute causality between things which is basically the same thing Kant was arguing for in more detailed terms.

>> No.18193668

>>18193632
Kant explicitly said he's not refuting Hume but you never read the first critique