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• Cogito ergo sum
  ...see below), which appeared in French in 1637. A Latin translation, with ''cogito ergo sum,'' did not appear until 1644, after the publication of the ''Meditations''
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• Talk:Cogito ergo sum
  ...of "the argument," which purportedly is an explanation of the meaning of ''cogito ergo sum'' itself--which it clearly isn't. It's an explanation (not a bad one) of t
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• Cogito Ergo Sum
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• Persistent vegetative state
  ...ive state.<ref name="pmid20130248">{{cite journal| author=Ropper AH| title=Cogito ergo sum by MRI. | journal=N Engl J Med | year= 2010 | volume= 362 | issue= 7 | page
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• User:Mark K. Passehl
  Cogito ergo sum bachelor: not wishing to suffer as Sokrates did.
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• Cogito ergo sum
  ...see below), which appeared in French in 1637. A Latin translation, with ''cogito ergo sum,'' did not appear until 1644, after the publication of the ''Meditations''
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• Philosophical skepticism
  ...ore ''basic beliefs''. [[Descartes]] is an example of a foundationalist: ''cogito ergo sum'' (I think, therefore I am) is a mental basic belief upon which, for instan
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• Talk:Cogito ergo sum
  ...of "the argument," which purportedly is an explanation of the meaning of ''cogito ergo sum'' itself--which it clearly isn't. It's an explanation (not a bad one) of t
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• Thought
  *''I think, therefore I am'' (based on the [[Latin]]<ref>[[Cogito ergo sum]]. Said by [[Descartes]]</ref>: Thinking is proof of existence).
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• The elimination of metaphysics
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• René Descartes
  ...possibility of [[machine intelligence]]. His most famous statement is ''[[Cogito ergo sum]]'' ([[French language|French]]: ''Je pense, donc je suis'' or in [[English ...deceived, then surely "I" must exist. Most famously, this is known as ''[[cogito ergo sum]]'', ("I think, therefore I am"). (These words do not appear in the ''Medit
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