We have technologically advanced, but still dragging the old stigmas of the human being as ignorance, incompetence, indifference . . . and many more, but these three are enough to ask me the famous phrase " cogito ergo sum " ( I think, therefore I am ).
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In contrast to liberal individualism in theology, postliberal theology roots rationality not in the certainty of the individual thinking subject ( " cogito ergo sum ", " I think, therefore I am " ) but in the language and culture of a living tradition of communal life.
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Hence " Cogito ergo sum ", i . e ., I ultimately cannot prove that I " exist ", however, the fact that I'm capable of " thought " is " proof " enough for me, ( though it's not " proof " in the general sense of the term ).
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Put differently, Descartes concluded " cogito ergo sum ", " I think, therefore I am, " that is, that the presence of a self of which to speak ( an " I " ) proves its existence to oneself; however, according to his Wax Argument, one could never similarly demonstrate the existence of the " other ."
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When asked about how he devised the title " Ergo Proxy ", Sato simply replied " It sounds cool . " Murase explained he originally wanted to use the concept of everyone having another self inside of themselves : the idea that there are two personalities inside a person and noted that Ren?Descartes'phrase " cogito ergo sum " was the inspiration for it.
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Epistemologically speaking, we still have no ( and I mean " no " in as literal a sense as we can ever know ) understanding of what an " experience " ( or consciousness broadly ) is, why or how it results from physical mechanics, or whether it is a " real " phenomena at all, " cogito ergo sum " presumptions or no . ( ).
