From my proposition as a possible answer to that question, the final line reads: “Because I objectively know that I subjectively know something objective, I am sure it is true that I am.” Recall Descartes' "evil demon" argument, or "brain in a vat" query or the "dream within a dream" argument - al

BACKGROUND: Satchitananda is a compounded Sanskrit word consisting of "sat", "chit" and "ananda", all three considered as inseparable from the nature of ultimate reality called Brahman in Hinduism. sat means "being, existence", "real, actual", "true, good, right", or "that which really is, existence

The question from goldstone was posted as a reply to a reply on the "name something you can be sure is true" thread, and is likely to be missed there. I have reposted it here to appear as a new thread. This next question is one I don't have an answer for; What can be known about the decision making