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All that remains is more and more precise measurementHowever, what science does extremely well, indeed it is the heart of science, is to prove things to be falseD.WTreated as visible they are ta doxasta, and, more specifically, ta pista; treated as intelligible they are ta dianotaIf what you are after is clarity, it is usually better to study a tree or a frog than a picture – much less a shadow or a reflection – of a tree or a frogPlato's point is made with a line, not with a pair of numerical ratios
If this were true, then Plato could be taken as offering only one scale or progression (albeit differently described) after allIt would be perverse to argue that, since the causes of obscure diseases cannot be grasped with the senses but only by intelligence or reasoning, they must therefore occupy a world or realm literally separate from the world occupied by the patients suffering those diseases.A bee sees the world differently than we do because it is a different organismAs Steve Weinberg, a Nobel Laureate in Physics, again put it, Science does not make it impossible to believe in God, but it does make it possible to not believe in God.He really brings out the distinction, and its importance to scholars over timeMatthew LThe understanding that meaning and morality and aesthetics are constructed by human beings, rather than being located in the external world, is one of the most profound lessons of the Enlightenment, one we are still struggling to come to terms withDesign and Disorder: The Origin of Species5eikasia : pistis :: dianoia : nosislikenesses or images [eikones, homoitha], such as shadows or reflections (509E1, 510A10); the originals of these likenesses or images, i.eCooper, "The Importance of Dianoia in Plato's Theory of Forms," Classical Quarterly (n.s.) 16 (1966): 65-69Plato's point about the relations between nosis and dianoia does not require thisFor instance, it had never previously occurred to me that there were trends in our interpretations of realityThe terms of the second proportion – nosis, dianoia, pistis, and eikasia – are not distinguished by reference to their objects, since more than one state or condition can be set over the same object, or the same kind of objectCHOMSKY: People that are called intellectuals, their record is primarily service to powercit., pAs he develops and comments on the sun, the line, and the cave, Plato repeatedly contrasts a visible [horatos] topos and an intelligible [notos] topos (see, e.g., Rp 508C1-2, 509D1-4, 516C1, 517A8-C5, 526E3, 532C7-D1; cf b2ff6ad845
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