carte only trusted what could never be wrong, the existence of his own personal ideas. As human beings we have absolutely no idea of what we are physically!
             or just mentally experiencing. If you pinch a nerve and your foot falls asleep, and you continue to let it fall asleep it will eventually get painful and feel as if your foot does not exist at all. If all of our thoughts are processed in our brain and our brain can fool us this easily, then we do not know what is definite. We can easily look down and see that our foot is still attached to our body or simply shake our leg until it regains feeling. Once again though, we are relying on our brain to produce an honest thought. When asleep we have dreams that appear real. The only way we are capable of telling that (most likely) what we dreamed while we were asleep did not physically occur to us, is that once awake we realize that the sequence of our dream was off. The random occurrences that seemed perfectly normal while asleep make it evident that we were dreaming once we
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