De Corpore (Elementorum Philosophiae Sectio Prima)¶
Hobbes, T. (1655). De Corpore (Elementorum Philosophiae Sectio Prima). Andrew Crooke.
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- Ship of Theseus
- Hobbes then added the decisive twist: suppose the discarded original planks are kept and reassembled into a whole ship
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“that ship of Theseus, concerning the difference whereof made by continual reparation in taking out the old planks and putting in new, the sophisters of Athens were wont to dispute”
- Hobbes then added the decisive twist: suppose the discarded original planks are kept and reassembled into a whole ship
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