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Mentioned in 8 episodes

An enquiry concerning human understanding

Book • 1921

Mentioned by

Jorge Sanchez-Perez

Mentioned in 8 episodes

Mentioned by

Mark Manson

as one of David Hume's books that was not read until after he died.

How to Quiet Your Ego (Without Losing Yourself), Solved

Mentioned as a revision of David Hume’s thoughts, a shorter version of the Treatise Concerning Human Nature.

#1012 - Alex O’Connor & Joe Folley - Is Being Smart Worth the Depression?

Mentioned by

Tamler Sommers

as a primary source material for understanding the problem of induction.

Episode 294: The Scandal of Philosophy (Hume's Problem of Induction)

Mentioned by

Tamler Sommers

as the subject of their main segment, focusing on section 12.

Episode 312: MechaSkeptic

Mentioned by

Stuart Ritchie

and

Tom Chivers

in their discussion on the problem of induction.

Episode 63: Philosophy of science

Recommended by

Jorge Sanchez-Perez

to challenge claims about knowledge.

Recovering Indigenous Andean Philosophy: Interview with Jorge Sanchez-Perez

Mentioned by Critter as one of the three highest value books agreed upon by ChatGPT and Claude.

AI #153: Living Documents

Mentioned by Unknown Speaker as the central text analyzed that awakened Kant and contains Hume's major skeptical arguments.

134: David Hume - Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding

Recommended by

Paul Krugman

as one of three books that changed his life, emphasizing its impact on his cognitive structure.

ICYMI: Paul Krugman

Recommended by

Paul Krugman

as a book that influenced him, focusing on skepticism and how we know what we know.

Paul Krugman on climate, robots, single-payer, and so much more

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