In an article called the New York Times by Alex Rosenberg it tells how the assumption that we know our own mind is not really true.
Ever since Plato, a lot of philosophers have shared common sense’s confidence about the nature of its own thoughts. Yet, research in cognitive and behavioral sciences has statements that brought questions to prove the absolute by philosophers.Descartes’ emphasis in his “Meditations” states how the knowledge of our own minds’ nature is more reliable than any other belief. But we make mistakes as humans every day, even if we think it is the right decision. This is because our deep thoughts was not enough.Descartes made a second mistake when he refused that other animals have some type of mental lives at all.Cautious
Ever since Plato, a lot of philosophers have shared common sense’s confidence about the nature of its own thoughts. Yet, research in cognitive and behavioral sciences has statements that brought questions to prove the absolute by philosophers.Descartes’ emphasis in his “Meditations” states how the knowledge of our own minds’ nature is more reliable than any other belief. But we make mistakes as humans every day, even if we think it is the right decision. This is because our deep thoughts was not enough.Descartes made a second mistake when he refused that other animals have some type of mental lives at all.Cautious