What truth does Descartes find to be so certain that not even the evil genius, if there is one, could cause him to be mistaken about? What
is Descartes’ reason for thinking this truth is most certain? Do you agree with Descartes? Why or why not? What other truths does
Descartes conclude he cannot be mistaken concerning in Meditation II? What reasons does he give for thinking he knows these to be true? (I
am thinking here about truths concerning Descartes; essence, the essence of matter, and how he knows all these things.)