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The '''Principle of induction''' is the fundamental precept of modern [[science]]. Without it, [[experiment]]s could not confirm a [[hypothesis]], and nothing in the physical universe could be predicted with any confidence. Thus there could be no natural laws or scientific truths.  
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The '''principle of induction''' is the fundamental precept of modern [[science]]. Without it, [[experiment]]s could not confirm a [[hypothesis]], and nothing in the physical universe could be predicted with any confidence. Thus there could be no natural laws or scientific truths.  
    
When you get out of bed in the morning, how do you know your bedroom floor will not collapse under your weight? When you watch the sun set, how do you know it will rise again tomorrow?
 
When you get out of bed in the morning, how do you know your bedroom floor will not collapse under your weight? When you watch the sun set, how do you know it will rise again tomorrow?
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