Marvin's Perplexing Philosophical Puzzle

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  1. 2. The philosophical teacher of Anaximander
  2. 5. Discovered the true cause of eclipses.
  3. 6. The belief that reality is fundamentally mental or spiritual.
  4. 7. The act of making a claim without sufficient evidence.
  5. 8. Founded "The Garden", a school based on this person's philosophical views.
  6. 10. Stated that "The unexamined life was not worth living"
  7. 11. "The Republic" was one of, if not his most famous work.
  8. 12. Presented four arguments in the form of paradoxes which were The Racecourse, Achilles and the Tortoise, The Arrow, and The Moving Blocks.
  9. 15. The founder of Pyrrhonism.
  10. 17. Involving the statement that since everything is matter, everything we see is a result of material interactions.
  11. 18. The belief that reality consists of one thing of which all particular things are manifestations.
Down
  1. 1. "The Republic" is one of his famous works.
  2. 3. An example of this is "when a teacher proposes that the class spend more time on math exercises, a parent complains that the teacher doesn't care about reading and writing."
  3. 4. "Since a nutritionist said that carbs are bad, I will never eat carbs again." is a statement related to this fallacy.
  4. 5. A man who postulated eternal motion and apeiron as the originating causes of the world.
  5. 9. Stating that “If I don't pass tomorrow's exam, this might affect my GPA, which in turn might impact my chances of going to a good college.” is an example of this fallacy.
  6. 13. This fallacy involves using many acronyms and abbreviations to appear more knowledgeable.
  7. 14. "There can be no science that fully explains consciousness."
  8. 16. A fallacy involving the stating of an unrelated argument.