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« The reason is the only thing that makes us men. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « II should be Springs too subtle and all together too strong to be made by men. » René Descartes « We can't do without a method to search for the truth of things. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « Thus the most generous have used to be the most humble. » René Descartes « The reading of all good books is like a conversation with the most honest people in past centuries. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « I'm like a middle between God and nothingness. » René Descartes (Méditation quatrième) « But what am I? A thing that thinks. That is one thing that think? » René Descartes (Méditation seconde) « The power to judge well, to distinguish the true from the false, which is what we call common sense, or the reason is naturally equal in all men. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « The plurality of votes is not evidence, for the difficult to discover truths, as it is much more likely that one man has met them all a people. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « I take a lot more fun learning myself as not to put in writing the little I know. » René Descartes « I think, therefore I am. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « The will is so free of its nature, that she can never be forced. » René Descartes (Les Passions de l'âme) « Eyes closed without ever try to open but to live without philosophizing is cleanly. » René Descartes (Les Principes de la philosophie) « There is no one who doesn't want to make them happy; but many do not know the way. » René Descartes (Elisabeth l - Septembre 1645) « All science is certain and obvious knowledge. » René Descartes (Règles pour la direction de l’esprit) « To examine the truth, it is need, once in his life, to put all things in doubt as much as possible. » René Descartes (Règles pour la direction de l'esprit) « The error is only one defect. » René Descartes (Méditations métaphysiques) « There is no vice which detrimental both to the happiness of men than of envy. » René Descartes (Les Passions de l'âme) « What is ordinarily the most envied, it's fame. » René Descartes (Les Passions de l'âme) « Largest souls are capable of the greatest vices as well as major virtues. » René Descartes « It is not worth nothing than to be useful to anyone. » René Descartes « If the man is free, it is God who is not. » René Descartes « What is called commonly want is a defect which is a perversity of nature that makes some people get upset well they see happen to other men. » René Descartes (Les passions de l'âme) « I call absolute everything that contains in itself the nature pure and simple you are looking for. » René Descartes (Règles pour la direction de l’esprit) « Common sense is the best shared thing in the world: because everyone thinks to be well-endowed. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « Passions are all good in their nature, and we have nothing to avoid their improper use as their excesses. » René Descartes (Les Passions de l’âme) « When using too much time traveling, finally it becomes stranger in his country. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « We know it is difficult, working only on the works of others, to do the very accomplished things. » René Descartes (Discours de la méthode) « Passion is soul passivity and activity of the body. » René Descartes « To reach the truth, once in life get rid of all the views we received, and rebuild again all its knowledge system. » René Descartes « It is also the same to converse with those of other centuries to travel. » René Descartes (Le discours de la méthode) « Men that passions can best move are able to taste the sweetness in this life more. » René Descartes (Traité des passions) « Is not enough to be good, but the main thing is to apply it well. » René Descartes « The man is an imperfect thing which tends continually to something better and bigger than itself. » René Descartes « The word has much more strength to persuade that Scripture. » René Descartes (Lettre à Chanus) « Often a false joy is better that a sorrow whose cause is real. » René Descartes | You can give this short story one to five stars. Five being the maximum score. Simply click on the desired number of stars. Envoyer
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