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Actually, Zeno's argument actually was that it was impossible to move. He was a disciple of the earlier philosopher Parmenides who had argued the change if any
by astine 4y ago
Actually, Zeno's argument actually was that it was impossible to move. He was a disciple of the earlier philosopher Parmenides who had argued the change if any kind was impossible and therefore an illusion. This was a hot debate in pre-socratic philosophy.
- readthenotes1 4y agoi'm guessing it was difficult to get them to change their position on this topic?