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The Problems of Philosophy - Russell, Bertrand ยท 55 words
But if we are to be able to draw inferences from these data if we are to know of the existence of matter, of other people, of the past before our individual memory begins, or of the future, we must know general principles of some kind by means of which such inferences can be drawn.
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