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Monthly Archives: October 2021

46. Zeno’s Paradoxes – The Discovery of the Infinite in the Finite

It all started when an art teacher asked me a simple question: “How many colors are there?” Well, it turned out that this quite simple question sent me on a trek, at the end of which I ran into Zeno, of all people. Of course, Zeno did not give me an easy answer to that […]

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Posted bySocratesOctober 23, 2021February 14, 2025Posted inGreek Philosophy, Philosophy, Presocratic Philosophers, Zeno of EleaTags: argument for denseness, Georg Cantor, infinite series, infinity in the finite, paradox of infinite divisibility, paradox of large and small, paradox of like and unlike, Zeno's paradox of plurality, Zeno's paradoxesLeave a comment on 46. Zeno’s Paradoxes – The Discovery of the Infinite in the Finite
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