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DRDCR: Do you know anything about French philosopher René Descartes’s theory of objective reality and material falsity of ideas? Claude.ai: Yes, I am familiar.
Convincing Anthrop\c’s Claude.ai that Cartesian sensations lack objective reality
Convincing ChatGPT (April 2023 version) that Descartes never had a distinct idea of a triangle
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The DTOI website covers René Descartes’s theory of ideas, investigating his views on sensations, representations, objective reality of ideas, material falsity (especially of secondary quality sensations), representations as signs, and the epistemology and ontology of Cartesian mental states.
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Objective Reality
Conversation on representation & the material falsity of ideas with ChatGPT 4.0 (April 2023 version)
Convincing Anthrop\c’s Claude.ai that Cartesian sensations lack objective reality
Convincing ChatGPT (April 2023 version) that Descartes never had a distinct idea of a triangle
Conversation on representation & the material falsity of ideas with ChatGPT 4.0 (April 2023 version)
Amy Morgan Schmitter explains her model for understanding the mechanisms of representation found in Descartes’s
Convincing Anthrop\c’s Claude.ai that Cartesian sensations lack objective reality
DRDCR: Do you know anything about French philosopher René Descartes’s theory of the objective reality
Convincing ChatGPT (April 2023 version) that Descartes never had a distinct idea of a triangle
In Descartes’s theory of ideas, what does Descartes require for a mind to perceive something
Convincing ChatGPT 4.0 (April 2023 version) that Cartesian secondary quality sensations (SQS) have no objectively real mental content – (Maybe it will convince you, too!)
This person I am about to quote from Philosophy Stack Exchange has several confusions and