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12/31/2014 2:44:46 AM
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I don't know, you could be a figment of my imagination along with the rest of the universe. All I know is that I can think, therefore I exist
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Says what law/theory/principle?
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Says philosophy.
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Edited by My Name Is John: 12/31/2014 2:34:31 PM'Oi think these fellas are in a bit of a playful mood Bruce!' 'Oi think ya roight, av we got anything to put the words on? Ah there we go!' 'All together now! Iiiiiimaneul Kant was a real...'
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That's not a rock solid law, or even a theory. There is no way to scientifically back up that just because you're thinking means you're real. Something nonexistent could possess nonexistent thoughts.
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But specifically, Rene Descartes
