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You know that kid in kindergarten who had to knock down everyone’s block towers? That was David Hume, except he was toppling belief structures from religion, science, and politics. No thought was safe from his arguments.
Enlightenment Thinkers, Part 7: David Hume
Enlightenment Thinkers, Part 7: David Hume
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