Russell distinguishes between having expectations about the future caused by past uniformities and
A) Having reasonable grounds for believing these expectations are likely to be fulfilled.
B) Strongly believing that these expectations must be fulfilled.
C) Intuiting that these expectations must be fulfilled.
D) Sensing that these expectations are likely to be fulfilled.

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Russell differentiates between merely having expectations based on past experiences and having rational reasons to believe those expectations will come true. This involves a logical assessment of past uniformities and their implications for the future, rather than a strong belief, intuition, or sensory perception.

Russell Distinguishes Between Having Expectations About the Future Caused by Past