Humeanism

Humeanism is a philosophical view that suggests our understanding of the world is based on observable facts and patterns, rather than any inherent necessity or fixed principles. It emphasizes that knowledge comes from experience and empirical evidence, focusing on how things actually occur rather than how they should occur. According to Humeanism, causal relationships and moral principles are human constructs derived from repeated observations, not anything intrinsically built into nature. This perspective encourages a cautious approach to claims about reality, emphasizing empirical evidence and recognizing that many of our ideas arise from habitual patterns.