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David Hume is an empricist despite his recognition of the existence of the “a priori” (i.e. knowledge that is independent of experience) because for him what makes 2+2=4 is definitional, not ontological.
David Hume is an empricist despite his recognition of the existence of the “a priori” (i.e. knowledge that is independent of experience) because for him what makes 2+2=4 is definitional, not ontological.