Reichenbach, in his pragmatic justification of induction, tries to show . . .
A) That the principle of universal causation justifies the principle of uniformity of nature
B) The adoption of a standard inductive rule is practically useful
C) That induction actually rests on probability, so Hume confuses induction and deduction
D) Crystal gazing is just as justified as is induction
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