What is Plato’s Theory of Forms, and why is it central to his philosophy?

[mindlessobserver]

maybe he is right after all, do you see it?

There is no perfect version of anything though. All cats are perfect cats. They are cats. When you look at one, you see a cat. Whichever ones are better is just a matter of opinion.

 

[Otterly]

Like Ozzy osbourne, he was repeatedly accused of corrupting the young

 

[Divine Power]

Like Ozzy osbourne, he was repeatedly accused of corrupting the young

LMAO

 

[Divine Power]

Our souls know everything about the world but our bodies don't, so our bodies are trying to learn what our souls know, but can only perceive imperfect versions of things. Our bodies are trying to "re-learn" what our souls know about the perfect form of each thing. Thus, everything in reality is simply a shadow of its perfect form.

 

[Legalize Asbestos]

Do you have a motive here other than fluffing your cock? Your questions are formatted in a 'did you read the textbook' way. Which means you are studying philosophy - the love of knowledge - yet shirking the very task of acquiring that knowledge.