Re: A Philosophical Physicist, Statement No. 2

Douglas Eagleson wrote:
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note: Aristotle was a kind of writer
who was prolific.  And his error capacity
was zero. So, the necessity to simply
print his works is life threatening necessity.

Aristotle was so wrong about so many things one could fill a book with his errors. In particular -Physics- and -On the Heavens-. Aristotle's physics was not only empirically false, but he had the means to find that out even in his own time. Aristotle did not check his conclusions empirically. That was his biggest error.



2000 years of confusion.  Simple printing
in English is mandatory.

It is not possible to give a totally exact translation of Greek into English. All translations, no matter how good they are, are approximate.

Bob Kolker
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