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Homer's image of creating the world through action and emotion.
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Homer's image of creating the world through action and emotion.
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Jiang concludes that there is no final end to the universe and no point at which humans know everything.
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Jiang opposes Homer's infinity to Virgil's eternity: Homer imagines world-creation through action and emotion, while Rome imagines a perfected order where history has stopped.
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Jiang says Plato believes in immutability and eternity, while Aristotle treats almost everything except God as mutable and describes reality as infinity or continuous change.
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"says this there is no end to the universe at no point will we know everything we exist because we are continued God's Legacy..."
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"...forever. What Homer is trying to create is the idea of infinity. How we can create the world through our actions and emotions. Okay?..."
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"...will change over time. And so for Aristotle, the concept is infinity."
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"Things will always change. Things will always move. There's no stopping movement. Okay? But for Plato, things are eternal. There's a grand design, and..."
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"...We are becoming into perfection. We are becoming into eternity and infinity. And so we are co -creators with God. Okay? Now, there are..."
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"...money is scarce. You think it is not possible to print infinity. When I already told you, it is possible to print infinity because..."
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"...are empowered to write okay and it creates the idea of infinity um the idea behind this and this goes back to Homer is..."
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Aristotle is not treated here as the solitary genius behind Western reason.
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