Looks like I found a new solution to this old scholastic problem. Never seen such decision in works of Plutarch, Macrobius,
and others. (See. [1] and cited therein, and [2], [3]), so i consider myself as a pioneer - and if anyone thinks otherwise - please convincingly speak
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Another one I like is "do you see the glass half empty or half full?" If you're in the process of filling the glass and it's at the half way mark, it's half full. If you're drinking the liquid and it reaches half way, it's half empty. The whole "this is about your outlook on life" thing is false, as it's a function of the process order.
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From the 1-st point of view, that egg wasn't a chicken egg.
(And in this point was a small error in reasoning - now i correct it).
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if you ask - how much is already poured - a glass half full.
If you drink from a glass and ask - how much is left to drink - a glass half full;
if you ask - how much I drank - the glass is half empty.
So, your answer depends on your plans and your assessments of the situation.
A glass itself (and water) do not ask such questions.
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can't see evolution in this assumption.
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What came first was; 'the Idea' of a chicken that lays eggs.
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