Descartes thinks that something that is conceivable is logically possible, and something that is inconceivable is logically impossible.

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Descartes argues that our clear and distinct perceptions (what we can conceive clearly and distinctly) are indicators of what is logically possible, while what we cannot conceive is considered logically impossible. This is part of his broader philosophical method that emphasizes the role of clear and distinct ideas in determining the nature of reality.

Descartes Thinks That Something That Is Conceivable Is Logically Possible