@article{2015,title={SORİTES PARADOX},abstractNode={Without exception everything is in vagueness. Would Socrates be the same we know today, when his wife Xanthippe didn´t tormented his life and not expelled him from home? Perhaps Aristotle would become a wrestler if he had no weak legs, small eyes and would not lisp? Epicurus would probably not have to puke by twice as much food on the day when he was two months living in Africa? Thomas Aquinas who walked several times about 1400 km from Rome to Paris would not have had that much time to think if he had hitchhiked? What would have happened if the twelve-year-old Pascal would get a slap from his father, because he draws triangles on the floor in the house? What would have happened if it had come out that a large part of Voltaire's letters, whose number exceeds twenty thousand, are dedicated to God and to the world, and one would therefore put him in the loony bin? When Kant was a burly man and had beaten his servant who is waking him up every morning with toil, in a fit of rage, so that},author={Mehmet Akif DUMAN},year={2015},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}