The leaders of the earliest philosophers were Socrates and Aristotle. This led the thinkers who arrived at the conclusion regarding the Primary Entity.
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What was the proof for the conclusion of the Primary Entity?</h3>
Their logic for arriving at the above conclusion that "the primary entity (arche) always persists)" was that, since nothing can be completely annihilated or truly generated from the origin, but each returns to it's origin if they are destroyed, then it means that the primary entity must always persist.
In simple language, nothing is either destroyed or created.
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Its that food dropped on the ground is safe to eat and will not be covered in germs as long as its picked up within 5 seconds after its dropped.
Thanks to the presence of a nucleolus, cells can generate and interact with proteins that help them generate more cells and perform other complex tasks.
I feel like it would be Bacteria.
