Empiricism

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? Third, freedom is the power to act or not to act according to the decision of the will, and if determinism does not exist, then all actions are random and arbitrary results, then how can we impose moral judgments on events that human beings cannot decide?