Month August 2020

Historically, philosophical currents have dealt with these issues. Plato considered that behavior and knowledge were due to innate factors, something he called reminiscence, given the immortal characteristic of the soul. All knowledge is present at the precise moment of being… Continue Reading →

Let’s imagine that we are about to send a box of crystal glasses. Most likely, on the outside we put several times and in a color that highlights the word “fragile”. This means that the content inside if it is… Continue Reading →

According to Greek mythology, in the hills of Attica, lived an innkeeper named Procrustes, son of Poseidon. In his inn he offered lodging to solitary travelers. Once fed, he invited them to sleep in an iron bed and while they… Continue Reading →