He decides that we often assume we perceive things outside our mind without any degree of certainty. Descartes continues to reason that all ideas are really just thought. All ideas have the same amount of formal reality, so they are all equal. On the other hand, what these ideas actually represent differs...
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SO the reality of things they represent, their objective reality, differs as well. Therefore, the idea of the existence of God has more objective reality than the idea of a tree. A tree, in turn, has more objective reality than the idea of a color. Descartes comes to the conclusion that all of these ideas are just idea, and all have the same level of formal reality...
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