Plato was focusing much on the ideas of idealism, of truth, of form, and Aristotle is a little bit more scientific based. He's looking at the empirical data, at what's observable, but at the same time period he said that happiness is the goal of life. One of the biggest teachings under Aristotle is going to be called the Golden Mean and basically whenever you're examining something, let's say you want to be a great conversationalist, there's always something in the middle. You can be a bore, you can be really boring. We all know those people when you talk to them, they're really boring. And then you can have people that are buffoons. Just like the other side, right?