Hume's Skepticism Challenged Modern Science by

question 101

Multiple Choice

Hume's skepticism challenged modern science by

• A) insisting on more rigorous experimentation to achieve certainty.
• B) requiring that all scientific knowledge be expressed mathematically.
• C) arguing that gravity is not a force but a quality of all matter.
• D) denying that natural law − if it exists − can be grasped.
• E) insisting that action, not knowledge, is what matters.

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