Aristotle says, "The mind, since it thinks all things, must be unlike anything it can know; hence it can have no nature of its own, other than that of having a certain ..."

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Aristotle argues that the mind is capable of thinking about all things, and must therefore be unlike anything it thinks about. This suggests that the mind cannot have a nature of its own beyond its capacity for thinking.

Aristotle Says, "The Mind, Since It Thinks All Things, Must