We will restart our QQAs next month. Watch for a new question then. Steve Marquis was a subscriber to our Quanto email list, and asked this question. We were about to answer it when Steve left our list to continue his more comfortable philosophical adventures in Stoicism. We put a lot of work into this answer, but it felt anticlimactic, so we allowed our QQA efforts to stall until now.
Classical empiricism is essentially inductive.
If we look up 'induce' we will find that its classical definition is causal. Worse, it is predictive and deterministic based upon historical evidence. Certainly, it is not causal. Neither is it predictive nor deterministic. In this new MoQ light, empiricism retains much of its former self, but without causal induction.