Hume claims that all members of mankind are nothing but
A) bundles of perceptions.
B) collections of traits.
C) bodies and souls.
D) None of the above

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Hume believed that all human experiences can be reduced to a collection of perceptions, which are constantly changing and therefore cannot be said to have any permanent, intrinsic characteristics. Therefore, he argues that individuals are nothing but a bundle of their experiences and perceptions.

Hume Claims That All Members of Mankind Are Nothing but