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Discover Thales of Miletus, the first philosopher of the Western world and a pioneer of rational thought. Living in the vibrant Ionian city of Miletus around 600 B.C., Thales combined practical genius with philosophical ambition.
He predicted a solar eclipse in 585 B.C., measured the height of the Egyptian pyramids using shadows, and even proved philosophers could master wealth by monopolizing olive presses.
But Thales’ true revolution was intellectual: he shifted from mythology to natural science, asking the timeless question—“What is the world made of?” His answer: water as the fundamental principle of existence.
Join us as we explore Thales’ ideas, his belief that “all things are full of gods”, and how his vision laid the foundation for philosophy and science.
Watch now to see how one man changed the course of human thought.

Thales of Miletus
First philosopher in history
Seven Wise Men of Greece
Ancient Greek philosophy
Ionian School of philosophy
Origin of Western philosophy
Water as the first principle
Pre-Socratic philosophers
History of science and philosophy
Solar eclipse prediction 585 BC
Thales geometry and pyramids
Philosophy and natural science

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