PHIL 1F90 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Musical Instrument

• School: Brock University
• Department: Philosophy
• Course: PHIL 1F90
• Professor: Richard Brown

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Ie: faster to slower: every opposite there are 2 processes. Slower to faster through acceleration: obvious fact, living and the dead, living come to be dead through dying, unless nature is lame, imperfect, you accept reciprocity, recollection. What they all have in common: the schema: a is associated with b, perceiving a but not b, at some point you must have known b. They may appear to be equal at sometimes, but not all the time. Absolute equality is perfectly equal: must appear to be always equal, must always be perfectly equal. As soon as you were born, you would be able to see they are defectively equal. Prior to being born, you must have known what perfect equality was. Particulars- space & time: every soul is immortal, there was never a first time or original time, knowledge of universals can be distilled, we know but we forgot, we can recollect what we forgot.