In addition to his belief in apeiron, Anaximander also believe | 📚NOTEWORTHY NARRATIONS📚✍
In addition to his belief in apeiron, Anaximander also believed in evolution for the development of the Earth’s living things. The world’s first creatures were said to have come from evaporation and humans came from another type of animal.
Although his work was later revised by other philosophers and scientists to be more accurate, Anaximander’s writings were significant to the development of early geography, cartography, astronomy and other fields because they represented one of the first attempts to explain the world and its structure/organization.
Anaximander died in 546 B.C.E. in Miletus.
