Problem: How could David Hume's definition of a miracle apply to we following scenario: The students of Philosophy 235 are scheduled to take a final exam in Payden 103 at 12:00PM on Dec. 8th. For a variety of distinctive reasons, neither the students nor the professor punctually arrives to Payden 103 at the scheduled exam time. As a result, every participant in the class is spared from the serious injuries that would have been caused by falling ceiling debris when a rare East Coast earthquake actually strikes at 12:05PM on Dec. 8th. Is this an instance of a miracle as understood by Hume? Would you consider this event to be a miracle?