We have all sorts of divisions we operate with:
All of these started with Plato. He looked into diferent ways of knowing, and looked into which states of mind are more reliable than others. He divided the world into:
Our senses are not good enough to understand true reality. What we may take as reality might as well be just shadows of the real thing.
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Plato is such an influential thinker: our version of Christianity and some of the most popular movie franchises can be traced back to him.
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