Fully Ripe Rice Plant
One of my students mentioned in an essay that there is a Korean proverb about how the best people are also the most humble:
A fully ripe rice plant keeps it’s head low.
Thought Itself
The History of Human Thought with Eric Gerlach
- Philosophy
- Videos
- Courses
- Intro – Phil 1
- Asia – Phil 37
- Buddha – Phil 16
- Greece – Phil 20A
- Syllabus
- Essays
- 1 – Sumer & Egypt
- 2 – Myth & Tragedy
- 3 – Thales
- 4 – Pythagoras & Xenophanes
- 5 – Heraclitus
- 6 – Parmenides
- 7 – Anaxagoras & Empedocles
- 8 – Democritus & Diogenes
- 9 – Socrates & Plato
- 10 – Symposium & Republic
- 11 – Timaeus & Parmenides
- 12 – Theaetetus
- 13 – Aristotle
- 14 – Pyrrho
- 15 – Epicurus & Zeno
- Europe – Phil 20B
- Ethics – Phil 31A
- Logic – Phil 10
- Politics – Phil 2
- Religion – Hum 40
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Recent Posts
- Ramses Colossus Rotated II
- Ramses Colossus Rotated
- The Unsolved Murder In Poe’s Rue Morgue
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 7: Hands In The Palm Of The Head
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 6: You’re In & You’re Out
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 5: Life Is Like A Tool & Toy
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 4: Too True & The Standing Consensus
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 3: Anywhere To Any There
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 2: The Welcoming Jungle
- Itsy & The Infinite Web 1: Seeing The Elephant
- Fully Ripe Rice Plant
- The Long Buddha Shortened: The Supreme Net
- Ponderous Walrus Ponders: Mammalian Love
- Abandoned Highway
- Ponderous Walrus Ponders: 2 Trillionaires
