Feelings

In this book, Hume tells about his basic philosophy in his book. Put forward the "Hume Problem" in the history of philosophy.Hume's problem involves the problem of "reasoning about facts and actual existence", especially the problem of causality. This problem is usually called "inductive problem", which includes two aspects: one is the reliability of reasoning about facts and actual situations, and the other is its necessity. Hume not only believes that the inductive reasoning about facts and real existence is unreliable, but also believes that reasoning is not necessary and necessary in the transition from the former to the latter. He believes that the reason why people think there is a causal link between something is not so much a conclusion drawn by reasoning as a result of habit.