Sometimes Freedom is Only Found Through Death: The Apology by Plato - Harvard Classics Rev- HC2 Ep4

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The Trial of Socrates is a remarkable story about one man's decision to defy the mob of society and choose truth over unrighteousness. So many lessons can be pulled from the story such as sacrifice, justice, betrayal, and corruption. The simple act of telling the truth can make waves that can last for thousands of years.  Socrates was a veteran, a husband, and a father but we know him today as the founder of the Socratic method and one of if not the wisest philosophers to have ever lived.  Where are the men like him today? God only knows.

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