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Why the Ancient Greeks Hated Socrates
BY SOFO ARCHON This is the transcript of a spontaneous talk. Socrates is perhaps the most loved philosopher in history. Yet, when he was alive in Ancient Greece, a lot of people did not like him. In fact, many of them hated him, especially those in power. The reason for that was that Socrates used to roam the city of Athens, and he would challenge people’s beliefs by asking them questions about them. He would ask them, “Why do you hold those bel…
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