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JU.1
Empiricism comes from a deep reflection on the limitations of rationalism. In this book, there are several points that I think are more important: first, the idea must come from the material acquired by the human senses, that is to say, the human imagination can never exceed the scope of experience; Second, the interconnectedness of ideas follows similarities, connections in time and space, and cause-effect. And the connection between cause and effect comes not from reason but from experience. But how can reasoning from the individual to the general be logically justified?