Why did Aristotle's concept of motion seem correct based on everyday experience?
Why did Aristotle's concept of motion seem correct based on everyday experience?
Aristotle viewed that a moving body/object would have something external to keep it in motion. Otherwise, that body would stop, as it is the natural state of any object to stay at rest. It was a natural view and a common practical experience for everyone.
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