John Locke argues that the self is a thinking being. True false False true Single Rene Descartes arrived at the certitude of the existence of the self by positing the existence of a benevolent and omnipotent God. True false False true Single For David Hume, the self refers to the consciousness, the subject feeling, and experiencing sensations and impressions. True false False true Single Rene Descartes believes that the self refers to the totality of all experiences. True false False true Single For Edmund Husserl, the self is embodied subjectivity. True true False false Single Edmund Husserl, the self is embodied subjectivity. True true False false Single Mathematical propositions cannot be doubted.  True false False true Single The nature of the transcendental ego is ineffable or beyond one’s capacity to understand.  True true False false Single Buddha would agree with Hume that there is no self. True true False false Single Hume criticized the validity of deductive inference.  True false False true Single