wisdom. This man got great pride out of teaching others what he knew. This

man that many people of his time despised so much for his beliefs, that they

wanted him gone from their community for good. This man was Socrates.

Were the men of this community afraid of change? Where all the poets,

politicians, artisans, and judges scared that Socrates' way of beliefs were right

Socrates was a poor common man who had nothing of value and

nothing to gain by giving his knowledge to those who wanted more for there

life and, to those who would just sit and listen to what he had to say about life.

Socrates was the kind of man that believed you were better off fulfilling your

soul, rather than filling your pockets with money or buying foolish things. To

Socrates knowledge was power. Whoever had the knowledge held the power.

These men of Socrates' time were afraid that Socrates was the true man of all

the knowledge, and they did not want a man like him in their community

teaching their children. Socrates was the kind of man that did not take

his followers learned what he was teaching, and that was payment enough for

they despised him so because they couldn't deal with their true feelings about

meet somebody with that kind of wisdom would be great. For Socrates it was

just like all the other great people who died before he did, and for the same

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