Explain the general steps of the line of reasoning

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Question 1) Explain the general steps of the line of reasoning that Hume takes to underlie all human thinking about unobserved events (such as those predicted to happen in the future).

Question 2) According to Hume, why is this line of reasoning actually poorly justified, and what does this fact mean for the limits of human knowledge? (Be sure to explain any technical terms of Hume's which you might mention along the way, such as 'Matters of Fact'.)

Question 3) You may briefly discuss why you believe Hume's argument is itself well or poorly reasoned.

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