Josh Goldman

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it is psychologically impossible to keep doubt about the external world alive outside the study. But that does not matter. The doubt is worth bothering about because of the task he is engaged upon. This is the task of finding foundations of knowledge, of ensuring that his beliefs are built on a sound footing. Descartes’s inquiry is made for purely intellectual reasons.
Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy
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