Answer:
The correct answer is letter B. Heraclitus.
Explanation:
Heraclitus was a Greek philosopher who is well known for believing change is central to the universe. While change is real, permanence is an illusion. No matter how things appear to the senses, they are impermanent, constantly shifting. That explains the metaphor of the river. Because of its constant flow, the water we touch in the river is never the same. Even if we do not perceive any changes, even if we believe it is the same river, its waters are constantly flowing, ever different.
