Therefore, all claims of non-being are illogical, as are claims of change, since this man also believed that "all is one."
In his poem, "On Nature," he lays out his philosophy, beginning by describing how he was driving his chariot around, surrounded by hot young girls, when he arrives before the portals of Night and Day. This philosopher goes on to describe how the goddess Dike sets him on the right path, namely that of Peitho, or persuasion, which states that "being is, and non-being is not." Therefore, all claims of non-being are illogical, as are claims of change, since this man also believed that "all is one." For ten points, name this pre-Socratic philosopher, the mentor of Zeno at the Eleatic school.
In his poem, "On Nature," he lays out his philosophy, beginning by describing how he was driving his chariot around, surrounded by hot young girls, when he arrives before the portals of Night and Day.
{Parmenides} of Elea