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Ok this is rather simple.

My argument draws from Descartes: "I think therefore I am"

I think.Therefore I know thatThought occurs, therefore something exists (whatever has caused the thought or whatever medium the thought is happening in).

The reason why this is different from Descartes, is because just because I think, how do I know that it is me who is doing presupposes the thinking - if you see my pointexistence of a thinker. In any case, I think mythis argument is simply a slightly more waterproof variant of Descartes'.

Ok this is rather simple.

My argument draws from Descartes: "I think therefore I am"

I think.Therefore I know that something exists (whatever has caused the thought or whatever medium the thought is happening in).

The reason why this is different from Descartes, is because just because I think, how do I know that it is me who is doing the thinking - if you see my point. In any case, I think my argument is simply a slightly more waterproof variant of Descartes'.

Ok this is rather simple.

My argument draws from Descartes: "I think therefore I am"

Thought occurs, therefore something exists (whatever has caused the thought or whatever medium the thought is happening in).

Descartes presupposes the existence of a thinker. In any case, this argument is simply a slightly more waterproof variant of Descartes'.

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Ok this is rather simple.

My argument draws from Descartes: "I think therefore I am"

I think.Therefore I know that something exists (whatever has caused the thought or whatever medium the thought is happening in).

The reason why this is different from Descartes, is because just because I think, how do I know that it is me who is doing the thinking - if you see my point. In any case, I think my argument is simply a slightly more waterproof variant of Descartes'.