In the vibrant intellectual climate of Ancient Greece, the 6th century BCE marks the embryonic stage of formal logic, attributed to the philosopher Thales of Miletus (around 624-546 BCE). Thales, recognized as the first of the Seven Sages of Greece, embarked on a quest that laid the foundational stones of logical thought. He shifted the explanation of natural phenomena away from mythological interpretations towards rational principles.
Wisdom Builder
Three Tidbit Stories
MODE:
THINK WELL.
3 random tidbit stories in about 3 minutes.
1.
THINK WELL Story.
624 BCE
Circa 624-546 BCE
I wrote that THINK WELL Story,
and posted it to TST 2 years ago.
2.
THINK WELL Story.
~3 Billion years ago
Photosynthetic experiments
~3.0 BYA → Photosynthesis begins
I wrote that THINK WELL Story,
and posted it to TST 6 months ago.
3.
THINK WELL Story.
1629
In 1629 Roger was ordained a minister in the Church of England and was invited to become the family chaplain in the grand home of Sir William Masham at Otes in the county of Essex. Many Puritan leaders lived in Essex and were struggling against a growing number of restrictions from the new King Charles I. Many of the Puritans that traveled to New England emigrated from Essex during this time.
I wrote that THINK WELL Story,
and posted it to TST 8 years ago.