David Hume discusses "the origin of [our] ideas," and then moves on to some "[skeptical] doubts concerning the operations of the understanding," and...

. David Hume discusses “the origin of [our] ideas,” and then moves on to some “[skeptical] doubts concerning the operations of the understanding,” and finally proposes a “solution of these doubts.” Explain clearly his view on each of these. Be sure to indicate how the problem of “going in a circle” (p. 164) figures in Hume’s argument.