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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 18a34-19a7: If an assertion about a future occurence is already true when we utter it, then the future has been predetermined and nothing happens by chance
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 8. segment 18a18-18a26: The conflation of distinct concepts leads to the creation of assertions which appear simple, yet are compound
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. IX. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. IX. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. IX. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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[WP] "Whoever is fundamentally a teacher takes all things seriously in relation to his students - including himself."
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. 9. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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Aristotle's On Interpretation Ch. IX. segment 19a8-19a22: A portion of the future finds its origin in our own deliberation and action. Therefore, the future cannot be predetermined
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