Where, for Hume, do the ideas of causality and necessity come from?
A) Impressions
B) The mind
C) Science
D) God

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Hume argued that our ideas of causality and necessity are not derived from the external world (impressions) but rather are products of the mind. He believed that through habit or custom, we come to expect certain outcomes following certain events, but this expectation is a mental operation, not something that is empirically observed or dictated by divine intervention.

Where, for Hume, Do the Ideas of Causality and Necessity