4 Parmenides known as a rationalist was in conscious opposition with Heraclitus and the idea of for whom it is and is not, the same and not the same, and all things travel in opposite directions. Parmenides wrote the poem On Nature where in a goddess instructs him in the two ways, that of the Truth and the deceptive way of Belief, in which is no truth at all...
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The first being Truth is the things exist, the illusion in that nonexistence also can be and the second of the world of illusion. It cannot have come into being it must have come from something. It could not have arisen from nothing, there is no nothing. Parmenides thought that the real cannot be attained by the senses they are only appearances and are not real...
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