A T-Shirt that Really 'Sums' It Up

Inspired by an essay written by Adam Abraham, the New Cogito T™ is a modern-day revision of a famous axiom first postulated by French philosopher, René Descartes.

The "revision" reads, "Cogito sum, ergo sum," or "I think I am, therefore, I am."

Think about it, read Adam's essay, and then buy your 100% cotton, 6.1 oz. Hanes, 'New Cogito T.'

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Re-thinking "I think, Therefore I Am"

by Adam Abraham

While he made important contributions in the fields of mathematics and science, one axiom presented by French philosopher René Descartes (1596-1650), still retains its original freshness: "I think, therefore, I am." As originally written in Latin, the phrase reads: cogito (I think), ergo (therefore) sum (I am). These words have, in all likelihood, given many Fresh Thinkers something to think about already, as questions to the nature of reality and being are even more natural than apple pie, though perhaps not as tasty.

Descartes’ famous axiom represented a distillation of truth down to its essential element, which he determined to be thought. The purpose of his distillation was to prove, beyond doubt (reasonable or unreasonable) *his* existence, to *himself*. Thought, and his place—the Thinker—as a constant conduit thereof, represented his proof.

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