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Skepticism (Perceptions (Impressions: perceived vividly in the present. To…
Skepticism
Perceptions
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Ideas: the "memory" of the impressions, the remain. Only ideas come from the past
There are simple and complex ideas / impressions. Simple ones consist of only one unique element, whilst the complex ones are various elements mixed together.
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We cannot have impressions or experiences from the future, so we can´t be certain about things. There is no certainity but there is probability
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David Hume
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He was a philosopher, economist and Scottish historian. He is one of the most important figure of western philosophy.
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Abstractions let us generalize as a symbol, but not as equivalent to essence nor to the truth.
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