Descartes’ concept of logic revolves around the notion of the mind’s capability to determine true and false ideologies. Otherwise dubbed the method of doubt, Descartes argues that the mind is capable of breaking down norms and what people view to be common sense to determine their certainty. The Wax Experiment is an excellent illustration of Descartes’ reasoning. Apparently, a piece of wax in the philosopher’s hand possesses physical attributes including the sweet smell of nectar and a popping sound it emits when squeezed. Concurrently, the wax is real because he is touching it, and one can taste Continue reading...