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According to Heraclitus, what makes change rational rather than chaotic or arbitrary?
According to Heraclitus, what makes change rational rather than chaotic or arbitrary?
- The principle of permanence
- The concept of natural law
- The logic that governs change (correct)
- The notion of Being
What is the primary characteristic of Parmenides' concept of Being?
What is the primary characteristic of Parmenides' concept of Being?
- It is constantly changing
- It is created and destroyed
- It is divided and separate
- It is eternal and unchanging (correct)
Why does Parmenides believe that motion is impossible?
Why does Parmenides believe that motion is impossible?
- Because Being cannot move from where it is to where it is not (correct)
- Because Being is constantly moving
- Because motion is a form of change
- Because Being is divided and separate
What is the consequence of something changing, according to Parmenides?
What is the consequence of something changing, according to Parmenides?
What is the relationship between Parmenides' concept of Being and the natural world?
What is the relationship between Parmenides' concept of Being and the natural world?
What did Aristotle call the study of the first cause or causes?
What did Aristotle call the study of the first cause or causes?
What is the primary concern of metaphysics, according to the text?
What is the primary concern of metaphysics, according to the text?
What is the paradox that Heraclitus tried to resolve?
What is the paradox that Heraclitus tried to resolve?
According to Heraclitus, what is the one thing that does not change?
According to Heraclitus, what is the one thing that does not change?
What is the limitation of science, according to the text?
What is the limitation of science, according to the text?
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