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... substance , in unison with which they form a single self - subsistent thing [ distinct from everything else ] . Thus ... thinking substance is a complete thing , no less than that which is extended . But it can nowise be maintained that ...
... substance , in unison with which they form a single self - subsistent thing [ distinct from everything else ] . Thus ... thinking substance is a complete thing , no less than that which is extended . But it can nowise be maintained that ...
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... thinking substance , and know that I , a thinking substance exist , and I have a clear and distinct conception of this thinking substance . Yet I do not know that body exists , nor any of those things which pertain to the concept of ...
... thinking substance , and know that I , a thinking substance exist , and I have a clear and distinct conception of this thinking substance . Yet I do not know that body exists , nor any of those things which pertain to the concept of ...
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... substance be a thinking one , for it to have a higher position than matter , and be wholly spiritual , such as alone ... thinking substance be placed above matter . For the first thought , whatever it be , by which we become aware of ...
... substance be a thinking one , for it to have a higher position than matter , and be wholly spiritual , such as alone ... thinking substance be placed above matter . For the first thought , whatever it be , by which we become aware of ...
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