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have to become non-being (§298). Parmenides infers from this that change is impossible. If there were change, whatever changes would have to go from non-being to being, or being to non-being. Since in either direction we would have the involvement of non-being, this is impossible.
Classical Philosophy (A History of Philosophy Without Any Gaps #1)
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