The Greek philosopher [Zeno of Elea] proposed that an arrow in flight was in fact not in motion and its visible movement is only an illusion. A simple example of this is to glance at an arrow in ...

First argued by the 5th Century BC Greek philosopher Zeno, the Achilles paradox involves a race between the legendary swift-footed warrior Achilles and a slow-moving tortoise. The paradox argues ...

Enter Stoicism an ancient Greek philosophy that has guided thinkers ... Stoicism began in Athens approximately 300 BCE, established by Zeno of Citium. It teaches that true happiness stems not ...

A school of Hellenistic philosophy, stoicism was founded by Zeno of Citium in Athens circa 300 BCE, drawing inspiration from earlier Greek philosophies. It gained prominence through the teachings ...

He introduces us to the Greek philosopher, Aristotle ... the idea of infinite divisibility and re-visits the paradoxes of Zeno which suggest that motion isn’t possible. He carries out his ...