This work makes a distinction between chance and probability and describes how events that occur in the universe cannot be determined by chance, in "On Probability.
This work makes a distinction between chance and probability and describes how events that occur in the universe cannot be determined by chance, in "On Probability." This work's author dismissed the claim that ideas can arise without impressions, a problem raised by determining a missing shade of blue. This work critiques the possibility of a "violation of the laws of nature" in its section "Of Miracles." It differentiates between "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact," which leads the author to question whether we can trust scientific claims, which are based on inductive inferences. For 10 points, name this empiricist work written by David Hume. 
This work makes a distinction between chance and probability and describes how events that occur in the universe cannot be determined by chance, in "On Probability.
An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding 