text: This philosopher originated the line of reasoning that it is rational to ask what the place of an object is, but it is not rational to ask what the place of a place is.
full_question: This philosopher originated the line of reasoning that it is rational to ask what the place of an object is, but it is not rational to ask what the place of a place is. Book VI of Aristotle’s Physics is largely about this thinker, and discusses his analysis of three groups of people in three rows running past each other in a stadium. This thinker shares his name with a later philosopher from Citium who founded the Stoic philosophical school. An arrow that is frozen in time was discussed by, for 10 points, what Greek philosopher who outlined many paradoxes?
first_sentence: This philosopher originated the line of reasoning that it is rational to ask what the place of an object is, but it is not rational to ask what the place of a place is.