Descartes's Scientific Method

René Descartes developed a scientific method based on rationalism and deductive reasoning, seeking certainty in knowledge. His approach was rooted in systematic doubt, where he questioned all beliefs that could be false. This method, known as methodological skepticism, aimed to establish a firm foundation for scientific and philosophical inquiry.  

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