After I read and analyzed Parmenides’ work. I concluded that he could be right in his theory. For me he is right when he proved that there is no space for the change can be done. He said that there is no void (the not-being). So the change can not happen.
In my opinion he is right. There isn’t the void. Void is also a space that we consider in our universe. For example in the universe, we know there are black holes, and we considered them as void. But are not these holes considered as something in the universe, like planets or stars. We know they are there. How can we define void?
The absent of matter, but for me this absent of matter, this empty space is a part of this big puzzle we call reality and universe. For me, universe is a big puzzle and void is part of we puzzle and if we make this puzzle there is no empty space in reality.
In my opinion he is right. There isn’t the void. Void is also a space that we consider in our universe. For example in the universe, we know there are black holes, and we considered them as void. But are not these holes considered as something in the universe, like planets or stars. We know they are there. How can we define void?
The absent of matter, but for me this absent of matter, this empty space is a part of this big puzzle we call reality and universe. For me, universe is a big puzzle and void is part of we puzzle and if we make this puzzle there is no empty space in reality.
Bibliography: Buss Mithcell, Helen. Roots of wisdom. Fifth edition. 01/sep/2009
By Alberto García Vega
I really , really like your point of view. After reading your though I also agree with you. I do belief that there no exists voids or holes in the universe, because I believe that a "void" will translate you to another dimension of the reality, no to nowhere.
ResponderEliminarGreat!
by : Mia Andrea
The picture you choose is really good, because it impacts you and it illustrates the idea you are trying to explain. I believe that change does happen in matter and that it needs a space to move and to produce that rearrange (not necessarily a void. Even thought I like you ideas because
ResponderEliminarI think you made a great analysis.
Abril C.
Great!!! (As always)
ResponderEliminarI do not quite agree with Parmenides; I do think that if their is always a change then we would have an empty space, and what is empty space in reality? But I do not think that there is not change at all. I do think reality changes, but it is not always changing.
Gabriela Maldonado
I think everything changes, but i also agree with you that there is no empty space. Your entry was mind challenging, i loved it!
ResponderEliminarThanks for your words of wisdom!
-kenya
Alberto, I like your idea. Just one BIG question: Do you think changes happen or not?
ResponderEliminarYou need to cite the source of your picture.
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