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In the Agora Greek philosophers discuss the natural laws and the best way of living the human life.

A philosopher, Thales, thinks the universe is made of water.

An other piloshopher, Anaximander, thinks the universe was made of the invisible infinity.

A third philosopher, Anaximenes, thinks the universe is made of air.

However, I think the universe is made of salt.

Thales of Miletos (ca 600 BC) is regarded as the earliest Greek philosopher. He thought the universe was made of water. The agora image is a Roman representation of him from the Sala dei Filosofi in the Museo Capitolino.

Anaximander of Miletos (610-547 BC), Greek philosopher, thought the visible iniverse was made og the invisible infinity.

Anaximenos of Miletos (ca. 588-524 BC), Greek philosopher, thought the universe was made of air.

Only brief sayings of Agorastes have survived, such as "I prefer to discuss philosophy in ruin parks, because it helps me to feel young."