Why did Aristotle change the ideas of Plato? What was the need?

>>1881164
What do you mean by this lol

>>1881164
You mean why did Aristotle disagree? Because Plato argued for a lot of shit that didn't make sense to him(or anyone for that matter). Platos whole metaphysics can be seen as quietist if the only world that matters is the world of the forms.

Why ask such a stupid question?
What is the need?

Aristotle was a cunt who loved boypussy

>>1881164
Why did Plato change the ideas of Socrates?

Aristotle was invented to create a link between Alexander the Great and Plato, as to make Alexander a mythical philosopher king.

-Aristotle's works aren't close to Platonic philosophy or any other work of the Academy
-His works were lost (or ''kept in a cellar'') after his death and only found two hundred years later in 84BC
-In the meantime there are no references to Aristotle's work at all nor does his philosophy seems to have influenced anyone
-Cicero provides a list of the heads of the Academy, so that would be our source for Aristotle existing if not for the following
-Some dude 'Apellicon of Teos' purchased the complete works of Aristotle from the cellar of Neleus (who was supposedly a disciple of Aristotle). Apellicon copied the works and because they were in bad shape filled up the gaps
-Sulla takes it to Rome as part of his great Roman acquisition of Greek heritage (probaly fabricated to make it seem more impressive)
-Tyrannoin of Amisus was told to ''organise'' Apellicon's library
-Tyrannoin was in the same intelectual circle as Cicero
-Cicero made the list up
-Aristotle's works were Roman forgeries, not Greek works