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In the Parmenides, Plato rejected the third man argument by saying that the forms are merely thought. Parmenides rejected this rejection by saying that the thought must be the thought of something therefore if every form is a thought, every form is a thought of a form. Could Plato gives a stronger rejection? Strengthen the rejection.
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