David, I like that alot.
Care to expand?
Zeno said that he could answer the question "are things one or many?", but
only if someone could explain to him what "one" is.
>Tao gives birth to One.
Hm - does this mean that numerical distinctness is a form that we
(intellect) give birth to and project upon the continuum? Such would be the
Platonic account.
Elephant
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> The Tao gives birth to One.
> One gives birth to Two.
> Two gives birth to Three.
> Three gives birth to all things.
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>> From the Tao Te Ching as translated by Stephen Mitchell
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> Shalom
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