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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Ancient Philosophy And Programming Languagesby cyocum (Curate) |
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Ah, your node makes much more sense now that I read it more closely. I thought your node had the ring of Descartes. I never really likes his solution to the problem, however. He was influenced by the mechanical sensibilities of his time. Still, cogito ergo sum is a classic line. I will definately have to take a closer look at his work now.
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