Descartes’ most famous proposition, Cogito, ergo sum (“I think, therefore I am”), serves as the bedrock of French intellectual life. For twenty years, the formal curriculum has required students to dissect this axiom. The “20 ans” project highlighted how Descartes provided a radical tool: methodological doubt. Unlike skepticism, which aims to disbelieve everything, Cartesian doubt is a tool to rebuild knowledge from the ground up. For a generation of French students entering a digital age of misinformation, learning to doubt one’s senses (as Descartes did with the wax example) and to trust only clear and distinct ideas has never been more relevant.
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: Despite the title, Virginie Efira and Pierre Niney actually have a 12-year age difference in real life, not 20. 💡 Navigating a 20-Year Age Gap Célébrer , c’est célébrer le courage d’un enfant
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