30 Phil, Chapter 27, Hume, Touchstone 69: Skeptical Empiricism.
Skeptical Empiricism challenges the idea of innate knowledge, asserting all we know stems from our experiences.
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“The whole is more than the sum of its parts.”
- Aristotle
- 345 BCE
Holism
TAKE-AWAY: Aristotle’s insight challenges us to reexamine our understanding of complexity. When individual parts converge, something novel emerges. The whole transcends its components, revealing new patterns, properties, and potentialities. Do we have a soul or do we emerge from the parts of the mind?
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