Someone who believes truth is accessed through observation, empiricism, and induction.
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empiricist
Someone who believes truth is accessed through observation, empiricism, and induction.
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"...what we call a rationalist. Aristotle is what we call an empiricist. All right? So these are two big words. But the rationalist is..."
"...the rationalist. So, Descartes. And Aristotle becomes what we call the empiricist. Okay? So, please remember this conflict empiricist. All right? Plato believes in..."
"...Roman Empire. It is an Anglin religion. It's driven by the empiricists and euthanasian philosophies. Okay? And Shakespeare is really the founder of this..."
"...all right, so people like Descartes. And then there are the empiricists, okay, so people like David Hume, all right? And for most of..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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