Heraclitus · Philosophy
Heraclitus’ vision that reality is not a collection of stable things but a ceaseless process of change - you cannot step into the same river twice, because the river, like all things, is always becoming something else.
You learned that Heraclitus held reality to be a ceaseless flux - that everything is always changing, that what looks stable is really a flowing process, and that the river you step into is never the same river twice. Explain his doctrine of flux in your own words.
Leads to Parmenides.
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