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3. “Having grasped this principle, it reverses itself and, keeping hold of what follows from it, comes down to a conclusion, making no use of anything visible at all, but only of forms themselves, moving on through forms to forms, and ending in forms.”
Plato
Philosophical Reasoning, Conceptual Thought, Mental Clarity, Intellectual Inquiry, Abstract Logic
4. “But can that which does not exist have anything pertaining or belonging to it? Of course not. Then the one has no name, nor is there any description or knowledge or perception or opinion of it... And it is neither named nor described nor thought of nor known, nor does any existing thing perceive it.” Plato Existence Perception, Knowledge Limits, Conceptual Thought, Non-existence Reality, Philosophical Inquiry
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3. “Having grasped this principle, it reverses itself and, keeping hold of what follows from it, comes down to a conclusion, making no use of anything visible at all, but only of forms themselves, moving on through forms to forms, and ending in forms.”
Plato Philosophical Reasoning, Conceptual Thought, Mental Clarity, Intellectual Inquiry, Abstract Logic
4. “But can that which does not exist have anything pertaining or belonging to it? Of course not. Then the one has no name, nor is there any description or knowledge or perception or opinion of it... And it is neither named nor described nor thought of nor known, nor does any existing thing perceive it.”
Plato Existence Perception, Knowledge Limits, Conceptual Thought, Non-existence Reality, Philosophical Inquiry
