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Discuss Zeno‟s arguments against Plurality.
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Zeno’s argument is based on two principles:
Infinite Divisibility Principle
Infinite Sum Principle
He gives a compelling argument for the first, but does not even mention the second. From these he infers his conclusion that every magnitude is infinitely large.
This argument is valid, but unsound. For the Infinite Sum Principle is false.
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