—ARISTOTLE, Metaphysics
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| A sense of wonder started men philosophizing, in ancient times as well as
today. Their wondering is aroused, first, by trivial matters; but they continue
on from there to wonder about less mundane matters such as the changes of
the moon, sun, and stars, and the beginnings of the universe. What is the
result of this puzzlement? An awesome feeling of ignorance. Men began to philosophize, therefore, to escape ignorance....
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