greece project

today we took notes on the power point about socrates, plato, and Aristotle.
soon we will start our project on something to do with Greece.
the project can be on Greek buildings, their government or their diet. 

  not exactly, but he did dream of having the sum of mankind’s knowledge easily accessed in one location

he wrote extensively on such topics as…
logic -- physics -- biology 
ethics -- politics -- rhetoric
motion -- theatre -- poetry
metaphysics -- psychology -- dreams… and on and on...

he also tutored Alexander the Great

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