Which greek rationalist philosopher argued that simple, unchanging mathematical order lay beneath the chaos and complexity of the visible world?

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BENARD Patrick · Answer 1 · 2018-12-02T02:18:33+0000

The Greek rationalist philosopher that argues that simple, unchanging mathematical order lay beneath the chaos and complexity of the visible world was Pythagoras.

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