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Aristotle liked to think and teach while walking, and he lectured by walking along with his students on the covered path in the Lyceum.
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This doesn't sound good; there's no such thing as a "Greatest Philosopher". Importance to Western culture and Western thinking is much more quantifiable.
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Change claim about over 100 basic elements - everything over 94 has to be synthesised.
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what Aristotle was mistaken about
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Nicomachean Ethics
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Charles Murray said, "He more or less invented logic, which was of pivotal importance in human history (and no other civilization ever came up with it independently)."
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