Have you ever found yourself wondering, "Am I real?" It's a strange question, but it’s one that can make you think deeply about who you are and what reality actually is. This isn’t just a question for philosophers; it’s something that anyone might wonder about at some point in their life
We all experience the world through our senses what we see, hear, touch, and feel. These experiences shape our understanding of reality. But what if our senses are tricking us? What if the world isn’t exactly how we perceive it?
The phrase "I think, therefore I am" is one of the most famous statements in philosophy. It was coined by the French philosopher Rene Descartes
When Descartes said, "I think, therefore I am," he was trying to find a statement that he could be absolutely sure of, something that couldn't be doubted. He wanted to strip away all the assumptions and beliefs that might be wrong and get to the one thing he could know for certain.
He realized that even if he doubted everything even his own existence, he couldn't doubt that he was thinking. After all, the very act of doubting required thinking. And if he was thinking, then he must exist in some way. So, he concluded that the fact he was thinking was proof of his existence.
So the fact that you can think about whether you are real or not make you more than fake..🙂
