Descartes argues in favor of mind-body dualism, the idea that minds and bodies are different substances. Explain two of his arguments for this conclusion, and what issue Princess Elizabeth and Spinoza both raise with mind-body dualism. In comparison, Explain Spinoza's theory of parallelism and how it differs from mind-body dualism. Explain which position you find the most persuasive and why so.

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