A "new riddle" surrounding it considers that being green can be logically identical to being grue.
A "problem" with this process was divided into logical and psychological issues by Karl Popper. Matters of fact, unlike relations of ideas, are derived from this process assuming the uniformity of nature. A "new riddle" surrounding it considers that being green can be logically identical to being grue. Carl Hempel popularized its paradox about ravens. David (*) Hume described the "problem" of this process. An example of this process is assuming it will rain tomorrow, since it always rains on Sundays. For 10 points, name this reasoning which makes general rules from specific cases, the opposite of deduction.
A "problem" with this process was divided into logical and psychological issues by Karl Popper.
induction [or inductive reasoning; or the problem of induction]