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A Greek Philospher born in 354 BCE who takes after Plato but improves all the premises resulting with Thales to Zeno to Democritus to Socraties essentially all philosphers in between them. He is essentialy the answer to everything, his Metaphysics, science, souls, forms, cosmi, functions, elements. He basis everything off of knowledge, emperical observation, perceptual evidence, feelings, and he sets up the 4 methods to determine whether things actually exist, or have the potential to exist. He is one of the greatest philosphers that has ever lived. Another great philospher to look at would be Anaxagoras and Zeno.
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How old was aristolte when he died?
He was 62 years old when he died.
What was Eratosthenes contribution to geography?
Aristolte and Ptolemy sorry if i did not spell it right
How did the scientific method change the way scientists approached problems?
Unlike most earlier approaches, it did not rely on authorities like Aristolte or Ptolemy or even the Bible. It depended instead upon observation and experimentation.Read more: How_did_the_scientific_method_differ_from_earlier_approaches
Who was the first person to developed a classification system?
Carolus Linnaeus developed the present-day classification system for animals.
What are the four elements that aristolte included in his model of matter?
Aristotle's model of matter includes four fundamental elements: earth, water, air, and fire. He believed that all matter is composed of these elements, each associated with specific qualities—earth is cold and dry, water is cold and wet, air is hot and wet, and fire is hot and dry. Additionally, Aristotle proposed that these elements could transform into one another through the process of change and the influence of two properties: hot/cold and wet/dry.
