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Descartes Believed That Animals Were

Question 67

Question 67

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Descartes believed that animals were


A) identical to humans in most essential qualities.
B) mechanical automata, lacking consciousness.
C) psychologically similar to human beings, except less complicated.
D) so different from human begins as to be worthless as scientific subjects.

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