The Hayter-Braeloch Scale

[Caecilian]

That, at least, is what Descartes thought. IIrc, Kirkegaard argued that the whole exercise presupposed the 'I', thus presupposed that 'I' existed, and was therefore logically trivial. It doesn't confirm anything- it just says that if you exist then you exist.

So the guy is saying about the same thing I'm saying? How weird... and here I thought my criticisms were unique

Nah, its not weird at all. Great minds think alike.

Or maybe Kirkegaard just ripped off your ideas.