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12. Knowledge Sources / C. Rationalism / 1. Rationalism

3611	Understanding, rather than imagination or senses, gives knowledge [Descartes]
	Full Idea: Neither our imagination nor our senses could ever assure us of anything, if our understanding did not intervene.
	From: René Descartes (A Discourse on Method [1637], §4.37)