In the chapter, Hume claims that he can never catch himself without a(n)
A) intention.
B) perception.
C) smile.
D) glass of whiskey.

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Hume argues that whenever he tries to examine his mind, he always finds some perception present, even if it is just a faint one. He never catches himself without some perception, making it impossible for him to conceive of the mind in the absence of perceptions.

In the Chapter, Hume Claims That He Can Never Catch