Leibniz says, "It is also through the knowledge of necessary truths, and through their abstract expression, that we rise to ________________, which make us think of what is called I, and observe that this or that is within us."
A) acts of kindness
B) acts of reflection
C) acts of omission
D) acts of domination

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Leibniz is discussing how knowledge of necessary truths can lead us to contemplate about ourselves and our own internal experiences, which corresponds to the idea of "acts of reflection." The other choices are not related to the topic being discussed in the quote.

Leibniz Says, "It Is Also Through the Knowledge of Necessary