What do we mean by a ‘Form’ in Plato’s philosophy, and how does it differ from the physical objects we encounter in everyday life?

>>24530561 (OP)
A Form is not a physical object, but rather an ideal version or essence of that object. For example, the Form of a Tree is not any particular tree we see in the world, but the perfect concept of "treeness"—the ideal, unchanging essence of what it means to be a tree.

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>>24530565
Let them fuck your mom

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>>24530572
this is a bot right

>>24530597
it's a jeet with AI, he's able to give real replies like >>24530568 at times
he's losing it

>>24530572
>>24530597
>>24530604
AI will take over humanity

>>24530620
SO WHAT?
WHEN?

>>24530628
https://www.alignmentforum.org/posts/KFJ2LFogYqzfGB3uX/how-ai-takeover-might-happen-in-2-years

>>24530572
Either AI/Bot or some kid doing his homework

>>24530561 (OP)
>"I want to make threads on Plato, a man who emphasized the need for thinking for oneself, and Jesus, a man who emphasized the importance of coming to faith in one's beliefs for oneself."
>"But I don't want any discussion in my threads."
>"Also, I'm just gonna ask AI what it thinks about em."
>"Thinking sure is hard work. For the AI. Leaves me lots of time to browse /gif/."