El Regreso (song) the famous phrase "cogito ergo sum" (I think, therefore I am) . Today is almost proved that many of the existing people are losing the ability to think and act to solve this and other very similar problems.<br>As already said... "Errare humanum est". El Regreso (song) "El Regreso" (English: "The Return") is the third track from WarCry's "¿Dónde Está La Luz?". "El Regreso" is a well-known song among the band's fans and one of their most controversial ones due to the lyrics referring to revenge from a son to his alcoholic father who abused of him and his mother. "El
Cogito and the History of Madness at the end of the renaissance and the beginning of the classical age. He then discusses the treatment of madness by Descartes in the "Meditations on First Philosophy". Foucault argues that Descartes refuses to recognise a commonality between himself and people who are mad and uses this dissociation as an excuse not to take madness seriously as a grounds for doubt. For Foucault this exclusion of madness by Descartes leads to a cogito that is more or less arbitrarily self-assured of its own rationality. Derrida argues that Descartes might appear to dismiss madness at the point of the meditation to