(sparing lives by blogging) ... I think now, if we were to do it all over again, I’d probably have opted for online homeschooling, which would have appealed to my son’s belief that anything done on a computer isn’t really work.
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Taken from Rene Descartes' philosophical classic, Discourse on Method, the chapter that contains his famous supposition, 'I think therefore I am.' ... and remarking this truth--I think, therefore I am--was so firm and so assured that all the most extravagant suppositions of the sceptics were unable to shake it, I judged that...
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'" (Usually translated in English as: "I think, therefore I am", but can be less ambiguously translated as "I am thinking, therefore I exist" or "I am thinking, on the account of being"), sometimes mi...
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René Descartes said, "I think, therefore I am." Deep stuff. I claim that I can prove it. What is wrong with this proof? ... Step 1: Descartes said "I think, therefore I am." So, we can deduce that he thought that it was true.
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Descartes' statement-I think therefore I am,the most famous statement in the history of philosophy ... But perhaps that would not be quite fair and so one might continue with "I think therefore I am." That statement, perhaps the most famous in the history of philosophy ... illustrates precisely the opposite of what I believe...
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In the Second Meditation, Descartes tries to establish absolute certainty in his famous reasoning: Cogito, ergo sum or “I think, therefore I am.” These Meditations are conducted from the first person perspective, from Descartes.’ However, he expects his reader to meditate along with him to see how his...
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I think, therefore I am. It is never bare thought or bare existence that we are aware of. I find myself rather as essentially a unity of emotions, of enjoyment of hopes, of fears, of regrets, evaluations of alternatives, decisions - all of these are subjective reactions to my environment as I am active in my nature.
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So Fred can reason about Alice and how Alice thinks about him. Therefore, if he does some action, what will she think and how will she react. Based on what he thinks she will do, he can make a decision about what he will do.
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Once again, it comes down to the force vector qualities of the object in the environment over the ease with which it can proliferate (eg, HTML isn't the winner because it is the best but because it is easy to remember and therefore author for a tipping point percentage of applications).
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