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According to Plato, the very essence of time is change but the very essence of knowledge is unchanging. What is true is always true. Therefore, whatever is relative and always changing cannot be true.

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23 May, 18:35

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According to Plato, the very essence of time is change but the very essence of knowledge is unchanging. What is true is always true. Therefore, whatever is relative and always changing cannot be true.

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Arely Andrews · Answer 1

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Plato believes and insisted that change is the very essence of time. Although Everything changes, knowledge (reality) cannot. The truth will always remain the truth over time. If at any time it changes, then it cannot be said to be truth in the first place

True / FalseAccording to Plato, the very essence of time is change but the very essence of knowledge is unchanging. What is true is always true. Therefore, whatever is relative and always changing cannot be true.

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According to Plato, the very essence of time is change but the very essence of knowledge is unchanging. What is true is always true. Therefore, whatever is relative and always changing cannot be true.