“The ground of induction is the result of induction” – State two reasons as to why this statement of Mill cannot be accepted.

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“The ground of induction is the result of induction” – State two reasons as to why this statement of Mill cannot be accepted.

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The law of symmetry f is a formal basis of nature induction. Mill calls this the "fundamental principle" and the implicit assumption in each case of induction. This means, the truth of the princ... Read More

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