'One never steps in the same river twice' [Illustrated]

Before Aristotle, before Plato, and before Socrates came the Presocratics. Typically characterised by their engagement with ontology, these thinkers pondered the form of the world around them, and the vicissitudes of reality. One of these thinkers was Heraclitus, famed for his assertion that: ‘On those stepping into rivers staying the same, other and other waters flow.’ But what does it mean?
Here are the links to the texts used in the video:
Cratylus (Plato)
www.amazon.co.uk/Cratylus-Hac...
Tess of the d'Urbervilles (Hardy)
www.amazon.co.uk/dUrbervilles...
Writings of Theophrastus
www.amazon.co.uk/Theophrastus...
Fragments (Heraclitus)
www.amazon.co.uk/Fragments-Pe...
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[@ulrichtietz1327]

While Heraclitus contends that the same man cannot step into the same river twice, one might playfully argue that while the same man cannot step into the same river twice, nothing stops him from stepping into two different rivers at two different times. For every river, like every moment, is distinct and flows on just the same.

[@vitas5333]

Lovely video. The great minds of antiquity never cease to amaze me.

[@japollo2234]

I love it. Everything is beautifully demonstrated. Every person mentioned there resonated. Well put well written well done!

[@TrasherBiner]

Great video, love the animations, thank you.

[@mattsmith2247]

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[@afrinasultanaariyaroll-4484]

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[@Pantystealer]

No one can swim in the same river water twice

[@CrazycockSays]

Is it Panta rhei or Panta rei? 1:35

[@mariajuliet]

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