In physics, like Democritus' view, this school describes atoms as being infinite, indestructible units compounded into greater bodies. In psychology, it claims that the body's senses are the only source of knowledge and that the soul provides the ability to sense and communicate. FTP identify this philosophical school that stresses the importance of receiving the gifts from the gods freely, named for a man whose devoted followers met in the Garde
In physics, like Democritus' view, this school describes atoms as being infinite, indestructible units compounded into greater bodies. In psychology, it claims that the body's senses are the only source of knowledge and that the soul provides the ability to sense and communicate. FTP identify this philosophical school that stresses the importance of receiving the gifts from the gods freely, named for a man whose devoted followers met in the Garden.
In physics, like Democritus' view, this school describes atoms as being infinite, indestructible units compounded into greater bodies.
Epicureanism