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In his philosophical poem, Parmenides of Elea argues that True Being (Esti) must be immutable, eternal, continuous, and one. What fundamental premise drives his rejection of change and non-being?

Being is, and Non-Being is not; therefore, coming-into-being or passing away would require Being to arise from or turn into Non-Being, which is logically impossible Sensory perception is the only reliable source of absolute knowledge about physical change The physical world consists of four eternal elements combined and separated by Love and Strife The universe is composed of infinite qualitative seeds governed by a cosmic mind

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Being is, and Non-Being is not; therefore, coming-into-being or passing away would require Being to arise from or turn into Non-Being, which is logically impossible

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