Rene Descartes — "The senses alone are not sufficient to give us a clear and distinct knowledge of…"
The senses alone are not sufficient to give us a clear and distinct knowledge of things.
The senses alone are not sufficient to give us a clear and distinct knowledge of things.
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"I had rather be dead than live without philosophy."
"I concluded that I was a substance whose whole essence or nature consists in thinking, and whose being does not depend on any place or any material thing."
"I am a thinking thing, that is to say a mind, or a soul, or an understanding, or a reason."
"I desire to live in peace and to be useful to all men."
"I know that I exist, but I do not know what I am."
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