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Recent Questions
- Why read philosophy if all the thoughts there are either radical nonsense, or something that I have already thought of?
- Is it possible to develop burr?
- What period can be considered the most prosperous in the history of mankind?
- How does it feel to know yourself? And what should be done for this purpose?
- Does human consciousness contain the idea of the finiteness of one's own being?
Aristotle's logic revealed its non-exclusivity. Over the past two millennia, many other logics have been built that, importantly, have their uses, and are not just a useless mind game.
The question indicates the unwillingness of the philistine consciousness to perceive what is true, which was isolated by the mind of Aristotle from what is visible, audible, and otherwise perceived by its host organism…
correct wording:
did people manage to master the logic of Aristotle – or did they, as usual, not bother to discern the truth in his considerations?