POLLIWIG'S ADVICE: VI (Aristotle)

People will tell you that Aristotle's greatest work is his Metaphysics, but I consider

his Enthusiasts' Guide to Safe Crochet a much more valuable work.

Comments

[Paul]

Plato writes that the great Greek philosopher Thales of Miletus (flourished c.585 B.C.E.) once fell into a well because this proponent of the philosopher that all proceeds from water was too distracted by the stars above his head to see the well underneath his feet. My theory is that he was thinking about some new knitting patterns that had just arrived from Syracuse.