Hume Philosophy

• Emphasize experience (inductive) 
• True knowledge is based on experience (like Mill)

skeptical of traditional view of reason (and absolute grasp)

• 1. Relations of Ideas - necessarily true (ie math and possibly logic)
• 2. Matters of Fact and Existence - not necessarily true (ie everything else)

• 1. Impressions - more lively (first)
• ie seeing a red shirt
• 2. Ideas - less lively (second), are copies of impressions. 
• ie remembering red shirts

We have a moral sense (like touch, sight, etc_ so will get the feeling when we see something happening and know if it's right or wrong

• Agreeable feeling = good
• Disagreeable feeling = bad

We can also be desensitized or born with out it (ie psychopaths or people who see bad things over and over again)

• 1. Useful
• 2. Agreeable*