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>>9893258
>The world that appears to our senses is defective and filled with error populated by entities called “forms” or “ideas” and these abstractions are eternal, changeless.

>forms
>sensible

>eternal
>perceptible

Not even being mean, how did you make such a big mistake? Your ontology is a mess, and to be honest if you misread such a crucial piece of Plato you probably misread a lot of other stuff too and probably need to reread it. Also you should read Copleston's section on Plato in his history of philosophy, which will clarify what seem to be still-muddy waters for you, and give you some firmer ground to stand on when you reread Plato.

t. did not continue reading past your ontological mistake