This phrase<span> is an English translation of the Latin </span>phrase<span> “Cogito ergo sum.” It was first used by philosopher Rene Descartes. ... The answer Descartes came up with for this dilemma was, “I </span>think,therefore I am<span>,” which </span>means<span> that </span>thinking<span> is the one thing he knew could not be artificed.</span>
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what is the context of this question? if I know that I could possibly help you out
A, discourage you can tell because if you plug in the options that is the only one that makes sense and the opposite of dissuade is persuade which means to encourage.
Old wise donkey , who is suspicious of revolution
