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#Socrates #Athens #WesternPhilosophy #Plato #AncientGreece 399 BC, the Athenian court. The 70-year-old philosopher could have escaped, but he chose to drink the poisoned cup himself. His charges were "not believing in the gods" and "corrupting the youth," but the real reason lay elsewhere. A man who left behind not a single line of writing in his entire life. However, his questions were passed down through Plato and Aristotle, and even to Alexander the Great. Content covered in this video: From a stonemason's son to Athens' greatest debater The only person recognized by the Oracle of Delphi His disciples Alcibiades and Critias, the shadows of betrayal and tyranny The real reason he refused to escape "Even a bad law is a law" was not his saying Socrates was not someone who gave the correct answers, but someone who taught how to ask good questions. What choice would you have made at that moment? Please share your thoughts in the comments. #Socrates #Philosophy #Athens #WesternPhilosophy #Plato #AncientGreece #HistoricalDocumentary #Hemlock #ThePowerOfQuestions #SocraticMethod