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Infinite Regress

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 What if every explanation you give is met with the same question—again and again, with no end in sight? Imagine an interrogator who never tires, whose only move is to ask, “And what explains that?” If you try to build a foundation, the ground shifts beneath your feet. This is the haunting puzzle at the root of philosophy’s oldest debates.Picture the earliest philosophers, gathered in sparse stone rooms, wrestling with problems that still unsettle us. Their challenge wasn’t just to describe the world, but to find something that could stop the endless chain of “why?” When Thales, in ancient Greece, proposed that all things come from water, he set off a new kind of questioning. Why water, and not something else? Anaximander offered the apeiron—the boundless—as a principle, but did that truly explain, or just rename the mystery? These weren’t just scientific guesses. They were attempts to find solid ground where inquiry could finally rest.Aurelius and Malik take on this case in full — 5 chapters, 34 minutes, one complete story.Learn more at: https://thephilosophyarchive.com/philosophy/infinite-regress

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