PHIL 1F90 Lecture 6: PHIL 1F90 Lecture 6

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

Document Summary

Everything that has an opposite, comes to be from its opposite, and from no other source. Not everything has an opposite; a chair has no opposite. But the opposite of a comfortable chair is uncomfortable chair. Everything that has an opposite, comes to be from that opposite and from no other source. If something has come to be faster, it had to originally be slower. If something was less just, had to come from something more just. 2nd premise: if something was, it can come to be more just less just slower faster. Between any pair of opposites, there are always 2 processes or generations. Something bigger comes to be smaller by the process of decline. The process runs in both directions slower faster hotter colder. *you have come to be asleep from being awake through the process of falling asleep. Unless nature is lame r imperfect, you should expect reciprocity.