A follower of Epicurus, Lucretius believed the world to be composed of tiny atoms moving in a void and viewed life in terms of pleasure and pain, representing good and bad. 

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A follower of Epicurus, Lucretius believed the world to be composed of tiny atoms moving in a void and viewed life in terms of pleasure and pain, representing good and bad. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A follower of Epicurus, Lucretius believed the world to be composed of tiny atoms moving in a void and viewed life in terms of pleasure and pain, representing good and bad. 

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This episode is sponsored by 
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Lucretius’ The Nature of Things

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