Although our senses occasionally deceive us when it comes to small objects or objects at a distance, Descartes argues that there are some perceptual beliefs that are impossible to doubt.

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Descartes argues that all perceptual beliefs can be doubted, as he famously concludes that senses can be deceptive, and he seeks certainty only through reason and the cogito ("I think, therefore I am").

Although Our Senses Occasionally Deceive Us When It Comes to Small