Philosophy-----DAVID HUME????

[amoora arabia]

Having trouble answering this?? confused???

One day a clear and distince voice echoes through earth and says surprise you have all been living in a world that has been given space, time , and causality to make things easier for your mind. For the first time ever I will let you out into the real world, a world without space, time or causality or you can stay here. You have to choose now. What decision would each philosopher make (Hume) and why. Based on their theories would the be surprised?

What would Hume do based on his theories of distinction between ideas and impression, dinstinction between realtion of ideas and matter of fact, and four components of causality.????

[atreehugger]

TO "HURTIN" this is a PHILOSOPHY site, and that is what we are here for is to answer PHILOSOPHY.

If you don't like the question, don't answer the bloody thing!!!!

Sorry Amoora arabia, I don't have an answer for your question.

[f g]

And Again!... Well as Hume is concerns, I would say he would say yes. Causality, time and space, are the ways trough I understand the world, that were formed by habit. So, if someone follow that path he will find the world as it is. But Hume has already the answer. A flux of perceptions, nothing else.

[hurtin']

Do you make a habit of being so deep?
Rather than regale you with my half-baked notions, I would recommend the Philosophy section of Wikipedia, follow the links as need be to Google and do a long afternoon at your local library.
I'd go to Bertrand Russell or William James before D. Hume, who has great ideas, but gets very convoluted, as a rule.
Shish; you likely know that already- as it is, my best regards.

[unseen_force_22]

my answer, this is pointless mind masturbation

[unseen_force_22]

my answer, this is pointless mind masturbation