In This Reading Salmon Explains the Problem of Induction Raised

question 2

Multiple Choice

In this reading Salmon explains the problem of induction raised by David Hume and examines several answers to it, including inductive, probabilistic, and pragmatic solutions.
-According to Descartes, the great difference between mind and body is that

• A) the body is indivisible, and the mind is divisible.
• B) the body is distinct, but the mind is indistinct.
• C) the body is divisible, and the mind is indivisible.
• D) the body is the mind.

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Definitions:

Cupulae

Gelatinous, dome-shaped structures found in the semicircular canals of the inner ear, crucial for detecting rotational movements of the head.

Papilla

Small, nipplelike process; projection of the dermis, containing blood vessels and nerves, into the epidermis; projections on the surface of the tongue.

Fovea Centralis

A small depression in the retina of the eye where visual acuity is highest, containing a high density of cone cells for color vision.

Posterior Retina

The innermost, light-sensitive part of the eye located at the back, responsible for processing visual information.