Super philosopher Bertrand Russell presented an extremely poisonous variation that stunned me in illustrating what his world called the Inductive Math Problem or the Mathematical Inductive Knowledge Problem (capitalized to show the importance of its importance) - obviously, it is the source of all problems that arise in life. How can we go from specific cases to generalized conclusions logically? How do we know what we know? How do you know what you observe from certain objects and events is enough to draw out their other attributes? There are always traps set up in whatever kind of knowledge we gain through observation.