Socrates: One of the Greatest Minds the World Has Ever Known

It is moving. It is the same as a mystery. It is reluctant. I have insight. One of the greatest thinkers in the real world is the philosopher Socrates. But for him, there is little certainty. This is because he did not want to write thoughts and teachings about him. But much of what we know today about Socrates comes from the work of Socrates student Plato. Through much of his work, I can learn Socrates' ethical theory and know his way. Who is he? Socrates is a student who is committed to the motivation of mankind and human beings.

Socrates, "The Bullfight of Athens" is one of the world's greatest philosophers. There are only a few people who have completely changed the whole process of human thinking in history, but in the 24th century after death, it became known as the world that affected the fight of this history . One of the wisest persuasives. What's his way? Did he say that they are wrong to others? Oh yeah, it is not Socrates. He is very skilled in this. His entire technology now called the "Socrates method" is based on the answer to "yes, yes". He brought up the problem that his opponent had to agree. He won the game one after another until he had many meanings. He kept asking questions until he realized that his opponent noticed that the conclusion that they would painfully deny a few minutes ago.

Socrates was regarded as the greatest thinker of eternal life by many historians, and he spent the last day under false accusations of the law. These condemnation is that Socrates is not a god who worships popular ancient culture, but erodes young people while questioning the truth of other philosophers. Socrates defended himself under the supervision of the court and proved that the court's allegation was wrong. However, the jury recognized Socrates as guilty, drunk Tsuga and sentenced him to death. Socrates's friend Christos argued as a philosopher to escape from his brilliant death and escape the city, but Socrates believed that the state had the right to execute him and agree to his execution. However, I think that Socrates itself unduly forces the state to himself, as Socrates itself is an innocent person and the law is the same as a person to keep it.