What is LEGO ergo sum mean?

Answer 1

"I chose>gather>read information, therefore I am."

LEGO Ergo Um is truly the basis for Cogito Ergo Sum. Without the information to base thought on, thoughts are no more than the roll of dice. The process of seeking out aquiring and processing information is what defines who and what we are.

Answer 2

LEGO ergo sum is a play on the philosophical proposition "Cogito, ergo sum" (I think, therefore I am) by René Descartes. In this context, LEGO refers to the popular building blocks toy. The phrase implies that by creating or building with LEGO bricks, one asserts their existence or identity through their actions and creations. It suggests that through the act of building and creating, one defines their own existence and purpose.

Answer 3

The saying is making fun of René Descartes, who is famous for the paraphrased, "Cogito Ergo Sum" meaning "I think therefore I am."


Lego can mean many things:

legō, legere, lēgī, lēctum.

1. I choose, select, appoint
2. I collect, gather, bring together
3. I take, steal
4. I traverse, pass through
5. I read (aloud), recite


Ergo means "Therefore"

And Sum means "I am"


So it could mean:

"I choose therefore I am"

or It could mean:

"I read therefore I am."



("To pick out" "To choose" and "To read" are more common uses for the word in my experience.)

Answer 4

It means "I think, therefore, I am Stop, what the hE11 are you talking about? Ha

Get my pretty name outta your mouth

We are not the same with or without"

Answer 5

Lego is made up form the danish leg godt; play well. If this is from a t-shirt or similar, Lego, ergo sum in this context may simply be; I play, therefore i am.