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David Hume perhaps? He reasoned that causality was not empirical and therefore was a habit of thinking humans acquired from constant conjunction of events. Kant
by goatlover 6y ago
David Hume perhaps? He reasoned that causality was not empirical and therefore was a habit of thinking humans acquired from constant conjunction of events. Kant was troubled by that so he elevated causality to a category of thought, like space and time, which the mind used to structure sensations.
- saas_sam 6y ago+1 to Hume. He described causality as being a glorified expectation which is subject to change at any time.