He sees existence as singular and unchanging

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What question can you ask from this text "In ancient Greek philosophy, Parmenides suggests that only 'what is' truly exists, rejecting the idea of 'what is not.' He sees existence as singular and unchanging, with no room for change or multiplicity. This leads to a monistic view of existence. Aristotle, however, takes a more complex approach. He acknowledges primary substances (like individual humans or horses) and secondary substances (like species of humans or horses). Aristotle focuses on the essence of substances, recognizing that substances define what things truly are. This approach allows for a more comprehensive understanding of existence, including both individuals and broader categories. These texts highlight different perspectives on why the world exists. Parmenides stresses unity and the absence of non-being, while Aristotle introduces a layered perspective that includes both individuals and categories"

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