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Sextus Posted 20 years ago
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I've seen the expression "cartesina skepticism". Shouldn't it be "Cartesian", as is the case with "Kantian" (Kant) and "Humean" (Hume)?

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Indeed you have to use "Cartesian", not "cartesian"... [Y]

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Indeed you have to use "Cartesian", not "cartesian"...
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Sextus
I've seen the expression "cartesina skepticism". Shouldn't it be "Cartesian", as is the case with "Kantian" (Kant) and "Humean" (Hume)?

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Sextus

"Cartesina" looks like a typo. Here's a characteristic appearance:

1. Bassically it is cartesina to polar coordinate conversion.

It would make quite a nice
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Yeah, yeah, a ****** (censure?) typing mistake.

Sextus
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