Zeno’s Paradoxes Thought
Considering how often Zeno’s paradoxes are cited in conversation — notably “the dichotomy”, or the arrow that never reaches its target — it may be profitable to take note of what Zeno is reported — by Plato, Aristotle, and Simplicius — to have said and written; of which this is an efficient and largely non-technical account. Zeno itemised 40 “paradoxes of plurality”, arguing in effect that the Universe is one thing and not many things; four paradoxes of motion, and two others (12,000 words)
