This document is a transcript of a segment from an audio cassette titled 'Logika XXII,' recorded on September 19, 1988. The transcript covers two sides of the first cassette and part of the second, delving into philosophical concepts such as truth, the body (physis), the subject, and false beings. It emphasizes the connection between physis and logos, stating that the subject exists only in the 'here and now' (hic et nunc). The discussion explores how false beings, lacking physis, might be influenced by logos in a different manner. The second cassette continues by examining why concrete entities, neither object nor subject, cannot be the subject of reflection, as they are only given through actions like perception. It concludes with a critique of the modern notion of achievement leading to "specialist idiots," contrasting it with ancient Greece where one-dimensionality did not lead to success in the Olympics.