Physics: Form and Matter

Form and Matter
A: Form: Reality includes fixed, relatively stable forms that enclose all matter, and make the world intelligible. more	B: Matter: Reality includes matter which provides its content or substance and is a substrate for change. more
-B: Reality is Being, which is unchangeable (Parmenides). Reality is only found in fixed, unchanging forms or ideals (Plato). All matter reduces to mathematical forms (Heisenberg). more	-A: Reality is only matter; fixity of form is an illusion; everything is in flux (Heraclitus). more