In the second section, the author contrasts the foundations of a state with the construction of a house and a highway.
In the second section, the author contrasts the foundations of a state with the construction of a house and a highway. In another section, he concludes that simply because man can imagine the head of a lion attached to the body of a goat does not mean that chimeras really exist. It references the work of Spanish thinker Raymond Lully, and was originally meant to be part of a work entitled The World. The author begins that good sense is the most evenly distributed thing among men, but soon arrives at a position that even all the wildest supposition of skeptics cannot shake, that cogito ergo sum. FTP, name this treatise published before Meditations on First Philosophy, by René Descartes.
In the second section, the author contrasts the foundations of a state with the construction of a house and a highway.
{Discourse on Method} (Discourse on the Method of Rightly Conducting the Reason, and Seeking Truth in the Sciences)