Multiple Choice
"I think, therefore I am" served Descartes as __________.
A) a truth he cannot doubt
B) a merely grammatical remark
C) an aeschylean point from which to attack the sciences
D) a logical but not epistemological truth
E) the foundation of all skepticism
Correct Answer:
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