Rene Descartes views existence as an irrefutable truth because we have the ability to think, therefore we are real. Bob (the person above) thinks/perceives which is an irrefutable truth. Authority, culture, and tradition affect how Bob perceives the image. The image/perception can be a variety of things such as a cloud, cotton candy, mashed potatoes, scrambled eggs, or stuffing. Authority, tradition, and culture influence Bob to see something one specific way instead of his imagination deciding what it is. The perception is doubtable and authority, tradition, and culture may influence what, to them, is true and what is not. To conclude, perceiving is an irrefutable truth and the perception is doubtable
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AuthorCynthia Alex Melton, 8th grade student at Mendez. Archives
June 2017
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