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<blockquote>''The Principle of Induction states that if something x has happened in certain particular circumstances n times in the past, we are justified in believing that the same circumstances will produce x on the (n + 1)th occasion.'' <ref>“Everything and more, a compact history of infinity” by David Foster Wallace (Weidenfeld, 2003)</ref> </blockquote>

<blockquote>''The Principle of Induction states that if something x has happened in certain particular circumstances n times in the past, we are justified in believing that the same circumstances will produce x on the (n + 1)th occasion.'' <ref>“Everything and more, a compact history of infinity” by David Foster Wallace (Weidenfeld, 2003)</ref> </blockquote>

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy says concerning inductive reasoning:

The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy puts it this way:

{{Cquote|Here is a mildly strong inductive argument:

{{Cquote|Here is a mildly strong inductive argument: