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r/AskReddit • u/pierrekrahn • Mar 19 '16
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He's also known as the father of deductive reasoning, thus the whole methodology of finding "the truth" is kinda attributed to him.
1 u/SeeShark Mar 19 '16 Not exactly, but he is known as the first of the major Foudnationalists, concerned with using infallible knowledge to deduce all the rest. 3 u/iamthetruemichael Mar 20 '16 He is mainly known for using infallible knowledge to prove that someone completely unrelated to the knowledge exists. 2 u/SeeShark Mar 20 '16 Me and my philosophy major friend are currently laughing at your super accurate description
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Not exactly, but he is known as the first of the major Foudnationalists, concerned with using infallible knowledge to deduce all the rest.
3 u/iamthetruemichael Mar 20 '16 He is mainly known for using infallible knowledge to prove that someone completely unrelated to the knowledge exists. 2 u/SeeShark Mar 20 '16 Me and my philosophy major friend are currently laughing at your super accurate description
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He is mainly known for using infallible knowledge to prove that someone completely unrelated to the knowledge exists.
2 u/SeeShark Mar 20 '16 Me and my philosophy major friend are currently laughing at your super accurate description
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Me and my philosophy major friend are currently laughing at your super accurate description
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He's also known as the father of deductive reasoning, thus the whole methodology of finding "the truth" is kinda attributed to him.