The acquisition of knowledge from "summary" of Discourse on the Method and the Meditations by Rene Descartes
In order to acquire knowledge, one must first doubt everything that is not certain. This process of doubt is essential for building a solid foundation of knowledge. By doubting everything, one can eliminate any beliefs or ideas that are not based on true and certain knowledge. This method of doubt allows one to start from a clean slate, free from preconceived notions or biases that may cloud one's judgment.
Once one has doubted everything, one can then begin to rebuild their knowledge on a foundation of certainty. This foundation is built upon clear and distinct ideas that are beyond any doubt. These clear and distinct ideas serve as the building blocks for acquiring true knowledge. By starting from these indubitable foundations, one can gradually build a structure of knowledge t...
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