Life of a Player
What do you mean by that? Descartes’s version makes much more sense. Thinking and having a subjective experience are among the cornerstones of what makes us human. What does Play have to do with that?
on Play . ( . ). * _. * (') ( (@))_)) (()~\(. (@))===)) P I play therefore I am. S What? P I said, I play therefore I am. S What do you mean by that? Descartes’s version makes much more sense. Thinking and having a subjective experience are among the cornerstones of what makes us human. What does Play have to do with that? P Try sitting down for a couple hours and counting from 0 to infinity. Do you feel alive? S I don’t think that’s what Descartes means. Descartes' statement is about doubt. Specifically, thinking about one’s lack of existence is already proof of one’s existence. “We cannot do
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