READING EINSTEIN CAUSES ONE TO REFLECT ON CERTAIN FEATURES OF THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY

 For example. Here is just a thought:

Induction and deduction pass one another by.

Here's another example:

An inference, of any kind, is nothing definite, either in terms of facts or of reasoning.

An inference is a vague, misleading, and uesless term, except for sophists, rhetors, bounders, jouenalists, and scoundrels.