Hume's strict empiricism leads naturally to
A) rationalism.
B) skepticism.
C) relativism.
D) inductivism.

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Hume's strict empiricism, which emphasizes that all knowledge comes from sensory experience, leads to skepticism, particularly about the possibility of knowing anything beyond what can be directly observed. This skepticism extends to the reliability of inductive reasoning and the existence of causal relationships, as these cannot be directly observed.

Hume's Strict Empiricism Leads Naturally to