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Thales of Miletus (624–548 BC) was a mathematician, astronomer and statesman, and regarded by Aristotle as the first philosopher. He explained the world by naturalistic theories instead of mythology; a precursor to

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Thales of Miletus (624–548 BC) was a mathematician, astronomer and statesman, and regarded by Aristotle as the first philosopher. He explained the world by naturalistic theories instead of mythology; a precursor to
What were the contribution of Thales? - Quora
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