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newer ones (economics, psychology and sociology) to explain their ideas have led to an enormous increase in that part of our vocabulary that can be classed as jargon. No doubt thi
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1994 ). Cognitive psychology, in turn, is connected to artificial intelligence and the cognitive view in information science, and may have influenced developments in computer scie
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The Problem of Induction, by Sir Karl Popperhttps://dhspriory.org/kenny/PhilTexts/Popper/Induction.htm
the logic and the psychology of knowledge; and with it, it removes all of Hume's and Strawson's reasoning against reason. My own way of avoiding Hume's irrationalist consequences
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Notes on Democracy | Project Gutenberghttps://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/73150/pg73150-images.html
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