Who Says Textbooks Can't Be Funny?
As I work frantically on an essay due in an hour and twenty minutes, I take the luxury of pausing to highlight a phrase that caught my attention that seems pertinent to any frustrated bloggers out there in need of a good laugh:
"...but who believed that fire, not water or air, is the chief stuff of the world. In that view, his style was seen as an incidental idiosyncracy, to be explained by a pathological mental condition or (more plausibly) by his contemptuous desire to make it very difficult for stupid humanity to understand him."
-- Merrill Ring on the philosopher Heraclitus
-- Merrill Ring on the philosopher Heraclitus
Labels: Heraclitus, Universe
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