Q1. Aren’t you strongly inclined to think, just like Descartes by the fire, that you can’t deny that you are now reading this book, which is “right there” in your hands? Should you doubt it anyway? Why? In a way I am inclined to think like Descartes because he is right I can’t deny this book right in front of me or even the computer I’m typing on now. No I should not have any doubts because I use my computer everyday so I know I have one and that it’s here right in front of me.

Q2. What do you think of Descartes’ rule that we shouldn’t completely trust those who have cheated us even once? Does this rule apply to the senses? Why?
I agree with Descartes rule because it is true if someone have cheated once they will do it again so you just