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Which idea did David Hume contribute to both the philosophy and the science of the Enlightenment? (5 points)

The nature of God will forever be a mystery to human beings.

Given the choice between two theories, the simpler one is usually correct.

All we know is what we experience ourselves.

Humans are governed by reason rather than desire.

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Taskmasters is wrong, Hume believed that Humans governed by desire NOT reason... The answer is "Alle we know is what we experience ourselves." or just C

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C) All we know is what we experience ourselves.

Explanation:

David Hume believed in an empirical knowledge approach. He considers that all knowledge comes from experience, with sensitive data or impressions as its basic units. All our ideas come from a sensitive impression. Any idea must match an impression because the ideas are images/copies of the impressions. In this sense, the truth criterion of ideas is their correspondence to an impression.

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