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"Cogito" implies "I", it's just not required in latin. Espacially since it's been first coined by Gómez Pereira (not Descartes), a spanish man, language in whic
by sametmax 8y ago
"Cogito" implies "I", it's just not required in latin. Espacially since it's been first coined by Gómez Pereira (not Descartes), a spanish man, language in which you can say "pienso" and not provide any "I".
- ElFitz 8y agoPereira's appears to be "quidquid noscit, est, ergo ego sum", but maybe I'm wrong