Rene´ Descartes, a French 17th-century philosopher, scientist, and mathematician, is famous for his beliefs and assertions that “I think, therefore I am.” This assertion thrust the Western world into the realm of the mind and thinking, making what is observable and measurable valid.
An unintended consequence of Descartes's assertions was that we no lon…
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