In the Socratic dialogue Parmenides, this man is named as the son of Teleutagoras and accompanies Parmenides as his pupil and friend.
In the Socratic dialogue Parmenides, this man is named as the son of Teleutagoras and accompanies Parmenides as his pupil and friend. Aristotle named him as the inventor of the dialectic. This man noted that a bushel of millet makes a sound when dropped, but each individual grain does not. He noted that an arrow must occupy a space equal to itself at any moment in demonstrating the impossibility of motion and established that Achilles, the fastest runner in the world, could never catch up to a tortoise. For 10 points, name this Greek philosopher from Elea who posited a series of paradoxes.
In the Socratic dialogue Parmenides, this man is named as the son of Teleutagoras and accompanies Parmenides as his pupil and friend.
{Zeno} of Elea