Plato vs. Heraclitus on Lógos

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We tend to think of beauty today as primarily if not exclusively aesthetic. In fact, we consider beauty as subjective, as a matter of personal taste, in the eye of the beholder. But for Plato beauty is ontological and integral to his entire philosophy. Without beauty we cannot see the Idea of the Good - and vice versa. Thus, for Plato beauty is also intimately related to virtue and the Good Life.
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“There is no point to naming anything or pointing to anything everything is in a point of flux…”
This made have a thought about thinking or the actuality of the thinking that thinks- thinking finds in direct experience the measure of existence that belongs to reality, that is not an abstract construction of thinking. Would you agree or disagree with this?