Why Plato thought that the whole world was…

Doug Campbell

Jan 13

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Plato (428 - 348 BC), in a few of his writings, explains that the whole world has a soul and is a living thing.

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Strong correlations with Dr James Lovelock's science of Gaia Hypothesis.

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Why Plato thought that the whole world was…