Leibniz argued that the physical world is made up of dead, inert particles of matter
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
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Socrates claimed to be wiser than others because he was aware of his ignorance
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.Johnson and Powers believe that computer systems
a. Are infallible c. Can err and misbehave b. Can err d. Can err but not misbehave
Consider this passage from Descartes: "Don't I know myself much more truly and certainly, and also much more distinctly and plainly, than I know the wax? For, if I base my judgment that the wax exists on the fact that I see it, my seeing it much more obviously implies that I exist. It's possible that what I see is not really wax, and it's even possible that I don't have eyes with which to
see--but it clearly is not possible that, when I see (or, what now amounts to the same thing, when I think I see), the 'I' which thinks is not a real thing." Descartes is here claiming A) that the "I" is less distinctly known than the wax. B) that it is not possible to doubt that the "I" is a real thing, but it is possible to doubt the wax is a real thing. C) It is possible to doubt that the "I" is a real thing. D) the wax is more distinctly known than the I.
"There is no god but God, and Muhammad is the Messenger of God.". This sentence is known as the
a. Quraysh b. Sunna c. Hadith d. Shahadah.