Philosophical Paradoxes of Induction and Belief

This chapter delves into the philosophical intricacies of causality and the reliability of induction, highlighting the limitations of relying on observed patterns for future predictions. It examines Hume's perspective on pragmatic belief and the challenges faced in grounding scientific observations in an unknowable reality. Through discussions on skepticism and reasoning, the speakers illuminate the tensions between logical truths and empirical beliefs, ultimately questioning the reliability of our understanding of reality.