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Actuality in Aristotle's Philosophy
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In Aristotle’s philosophy, actuality refers to the realized state or fulfillment of a thing, in contrast to potentiality, which refers to what a thing can become or achieve. Aristotle uses the concepts of actuality (*energeia* or *entelecheia*) and potentiality (*dynamis*) to explain change, existence, and development in nature. According to him, everything that undergoes development possesses certain potentials that can be actualized. For example, an acorn has the potential to become an oak tree, while the fully grown
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