Aristotle's Physics: Nature, Motion & Change | Ep. 30 The TAC Podcast
What can Aristotle teach us about the study of the natural world more than 2,000 years after he wrote the Physics? Unlike modern physics, Aristotle's study of nature begins not with equations, specialized experiments, or mathematical models, but with our ordinary experience of the world around us. Motion, change, time, causality, matter, and nature itself are realities we encounter constantly, yet rarely stop to examine.
In this episode of "The TAC Podcast," Dr. John Finley and Dr. Chris Decaen explore the opening of Aristotle's Physics and ask why this ancient work remains foundational to…
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