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المؤلف: Aristotle

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Well then, since he who deliberates ill goes wrong, and he who
deliberates well does so rightly, it is clear that Good Counsel
is rightness of some kind, but not of Knowledge nor of Opinion:
for Knowledge cannot be called right because it cannot be wrong,
and Rightness of Opinion is Truth: and again, all which is the
object of opinion is definitely marked out.[36]
Still, however, Good Counsel is not independent of Reason, Does
it remain then that it is a rightness of Intellectual Operation
simply, because this does not amount to an assertion; and the
objection to Opinion was that it is not a process of enquiry but
already a definite assertion; whereas whosoever deliberates,
whether well or ill, is engaged in enquiry and calculation.

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