古希腊怀疑主义派别（皮浪主义）的鼻祖。主张一切命题的真伪皆不可判定，因而最好的理性姿态是对万事都“悬置判断”，以此祛除理性的焦虑，达到“不动心”的心神宁静。
Founder of Pyrrhonian skepticism. He accompanied Alexander the Great's campaign to India, where he encountered naked ascetic philosophers who sat on thorns indifferent to heat, cold, and death. This encounter profoundly shook his confidence in Western philosophy's attachment to definitive claims.
Pyrrho held that human reason and senses are irreparably flawed, and that for any argument an equally forceful counter-argument can always be found (the principle of equipollence). Anyone who dogmatically commits to a belief suffers lasting anxiety. The philosopher's path is epochē—suspension of judgment—refusing to assert what things are truly like. This naturally yields ataraxia, the tranquil freedom from disturbance.
"Things are neither this nor that; we cannot say they are or are not. In this unfathomable mystery, only by suspending judgment entirely does the soul find its deepest peace."
每当我们看到网络社交圈、或者是现实中的各种意见派别，为了各种社会热点争吵到反目成仇、面部扭曲时。你是否也能体会到：如果我们能主动‘退一步、悬置自己的自私站队’、承认这个事件由于太庞杂、根本没有任何一方有资格拿着绝对的上帝真理尺，从而获得一份超然而宽容的 एटारैक्सिया（宁静）？
Socrates professed ignorance yet spent his life in dialectical pursuit of objective definitions of justice. Pyrrho held that such pursuit is itself unnecessary—genuine ignorance should lead to total suspension of judgment, not further inquiry.
In confronting an unfathomable problem, do you pursue relentless analysis until the truth emerges, or accept the world's complexity and let go in tranquil peace?
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