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Cassius
PostApril 16, 2026 at 8:36 PM This episode is turning out to be a little shorter than usual, and kind of transitional, as we discuss the divergence of Aristotle from the Academy and begin to touch on the emergence of Stoicism. This is complicated stuff and we can only touch the… -
Cassius
PostApril 16, 2026 at 8:31 PM […]
I would not say that, and I feel certain Martin would not say so either.
Epicurus is targeting his claim of their being an ultimate limit to divisibility to the opposite argument made by prior philosophers - that there is no conceivable limit to… -
Cassius
April 16, 2026 at 8:17 PM Reacted withReaction (Post)
to kochiekoch’s post in the thread Why Emily Austin's "Living For Pleasure" Book Title Is Particularly Apt.She's dead to the community. She's not playing the game and getting into the role the early Christian community laid out for her. The sinning widow is going to hell in a bucket!
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Cassius
April 16, 2026 at 8:17 PM Reacted withReaction (Post) to Patrikios’s post in the thread Why Emily Austin's "Living For Pleasure" Book Title Is Particularly Apt.[…]
From a naturalist or Epicurean standpoint, the widow who studies nature, cultivates reason, builds friendships, and finds peace through understanding the world around her is living with extraordinary richness and intentionality. Calling that… -
kochiekoch
April 16, 2026 at 4:20 PM Replied to the thread Why Emily Austin's "Living For Pleasure" Book Title Is Particularly Apt.PostShe's dead to the community. She's not playing the game and getting into the role the early Christian community laid out for her. The sinning widow is going to hell in a bucket!
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Patrikios
April 16, 2026 at 3:50 PM Replied to the thread Epicurus' Response to "Infinite Regress" Arguments.PostIs this topic related to the thread on Motion?
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Patrikios
April 16, 2026 at 3:44 PM Replied to the thread Why Emily Austin's "Living For Pleasure" Book Title Is Particularly Apt.Post[…]
From a naturalist or Epicurean standpoint, the widow who studies nature, cultivates reason, builds friendships, and finds peace through understanding the world around her is living with extraordinary richness and intentionality. Calling that… -
Bryan
April 16, 2026 at 3:42 PM Reacted withReaction (Post) to Cassius’s post in the thread Is Motion One Of The Three Eternal Properties of Atoms? I.E. Are The Three Properties Shape, Size, and MOTION?.Thanks Patrikios. It's always tricky to try to fit the "logic" arguments with the latest "science."
Going back to Sedley's Article "The Inferential Basis of Epicurean Ethics," I think there's a relationship here between Epicurus' decision to divide the… -
Patrikios
April 16, 2026 at 3:24 PM Reacted withReaction (Post)
to Cassius’s post in the thread Is Motion One Of The Three Eternal Properties of Atoms? I.E. Are The Three Properties Shape, Size, and MOTION?.Thanks Patrikios. It's always tricky to try to fit the "logic" arguments with the latest "science."
Going back to Sedley's Article "The Inferential Basis of Epicurean Ethics," I think there's a relationship here between Epicurus' decision to divide the… -
Matteng
PostApril 16, 2026 at 3:21 PM In the past I thought laws of nature and natural forces are missing in Epicurean physics.
I searched for them and yes would like partly in this thread see the forces in the „motion of uncuttables“ but maybe also with an extension like an additional…
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