The Trial of Socrates

[@waynedombrowski7568]

Socrates to the court - "I go to death,you go to life. Only God knows which is better and which is worse".

[@MartianManHunter2258]

Socrates: Why are you booing me, I'm right.

[@Akaeus]

Your Boos Mean Nothing, I’ve Seen What Makes You Cheer

[@Tom-rg2ex]

Here Comes Honey Boo Boo

[@gildamarlowe9493]

Used this in my classes--students thought it was excellent. Usually college students are head buryiers but this held their interest. (I think) :)

[@lukealadeen7836]

Lazy

[@nelomah]

@@lukealadeen7836 i disagree. a lot of philosophy is synthesizing the thoughts of others, and is pretty unique. professors (and not just philosophy at that) that recognize what others' works can provide for a student's understanding are good professors, and moral people. or they could be lazy. but i wouldn't throw that word around from the knowledge of one action

[@OnCharmLee]

The greatest philosopher and most noble teacher in human history who completely transcended the physical life and pursued the absolute truth. The ultimate truth pursuer who felt that the ultimately absolute truth and true God certainly exist, but could not say exactly what they are, and said by death that mankind should find out and practice them. Only tears in his pursuit of ultimate truth beyond death ...

[@einarr.barseagle]

You my friend is a guy that Socrates love to meet. And I’m sure

[@scoon2117]

Socrates is my hero. Owe my soul to him.

[@myzainproduction]

Where was this video all this while?! I was searching all over KZbin for it in the past months. I'm glad it is back. Don't take it down again..... :)

[@cerulean22b69]

I have to read this for an assignment and i will, but while i was reading it i was curious if there was any kind of re-enactment of it and im glad thete is. I love seeing history in re-enactments like this. Definitely adding this to watch later after im done with the quiz. Im really enjoying my philosophy course so far even if some things can be confusing at times i think its important to think about and question our way of thinking and living to improve ourselves.

[@abdurrehman6322]

Hi

[@abdurrehman6322]

I need your help

[@ChoudhryMuhammed]

"Unexamined Life is not worth living" (Y)

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

“Ho anexereunetos bios ou biotos anthropoi” - Sokrates

[@xerox1959]

Thanks for putting this on KZbin! :-)

[@javierramos3538]

The actor who played Socrates did a fine job

[@billybobdeniro]

I am an actor and a philosopher. So, I really appreciate these kinds of productions.

[@CarolPrice4p]

Agora?

[@Dustpuma1]

I don't think a realistic person would title himself those things unless he made a living solely off it as it becomes a career, not just a hobby because in that sense everyone is an artist.

[@billybobdeniro]

Well, given that I work professionally in both fields (I get paid to act and to teach philosophy as an adjunct college instructor and make a living off of both), I would say it's a realistic claim on my part. However, to say one has to make a living doing either of these before one claims to use the title is a bit of a stretch, especially regarding actors. The majority of actors in the Screen Actors Guild are earning below poverty level. Yet, they are still considered actors not only by the union, but by others in the profession.

[@josephsonoftheuniverse5541]

PvQ this is the thought to change the world ....no tree..no me... Any thoughts on that ?

[@kanglongshankz3313]

your gay is what u are

[@OnCharmLee]

The best play in content and production!

[@KingBieku]

The way Socrates laughed at 9:58 alone gives me comfort. Its like he was in a different world all together 🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@mezeh97]

The unexamined life is not worth living.... Socrates speech from Plato's Republic

[@desmondoscar5143]

Line 38a in the apology

[@logos1.618]

27:10 "I to die, you to live; which is better?"

[@OnCharmLee]

[Two kinds of age] There are two kinds at your age; physical age and mental age. Your physical age is related to how much physical time you have passed since you were born or how much your physical body is mature. However, your mental age is beyond your physical age and general experience and common sense or general knowledge or specific expertise you know, It has to do with how you have developed your spirit and mind. (The age of mankind is the same. I see the present age of mankind as about 17 years old, which has grown enough both physically and materially, and now requires mental development. I have a table to measure the mental age or SQ (Spirit Quotient) of each individual.) How do you think your mental age or SQ is?

[@DamienDeadson]

That was some real shit. Hail to you, Socrates

[@clarke4552]

ahaha word tho

[@wHaleNuzz]

16:06 that one The Mind Electric sample

[@Duh1996bob]

We need an army of Socrates today ! Wonderful selfless son of man

[@miodragudovicic5126]

its pure true

[@mementocatharsis9372]

They are coming.

[@lefooo]

Nope, all we need is just to follow our God Jesus Christ. He is the Truth Himself.

[@phillipstroll7385]

Lmao funny how so many claim this, but the moment their beliefs are questioned they lose their damn minds. They then call you a hater, as if that's a real thing. Call you negative as if negativity itself isn't what causes the earth to rotate or the tides to rise. All. Say this but the very moment they are challenged they begin billing the water for the tea.

[@phillipstroll7385]

@@lefooo goofy. What an absolutely goofy statement.

[@peterroger249]

Thank you very much for creating and sharing. ---- Socrates could be much more than an actual person; he represents the inner spiritual, a silent inner voice speaking to the soul of each individual worldwide. * The Athenians may have thought they killed Socrates, but they could never able to kill his voices and spiritual dialogues hidden within each person's individual soul.

[@baburajankalluveettilanarg2222]

Fearless men are sentenced even now by Court of law because they are following principles of Barbarism as the law of the State and Government

[@delusionaldrackern3613]

Banana bob

[@OnCharmLee]

I met Socrates several times. He told me to preach the humans the whole truth to solve the serious confusion and problems that they are currently facing and to guide them to light.

[@cosmicnous7772]

What you waiting on

[@einarr.barseagle]

Can I ask how you met him. In addition, I am not being sarcastic, but im being serious

[@starlight_garden]

Where did you meet him?

[@tlove93]

That will forever be messed up how they did my nigga Socartes, even in today's time they crucify those who stand by they word. If you a true Socrates fan, follow in his justice . The real will always prevail! One love Socrates!

[@tlove93]

@orionh3000 tf is you talking about??

[@Joaocruz30]

I'm Baffled for you people's opinion and/or comments

[@joanniejames1230]

The n word is only racist if you are not a part of the culture. It is not a favorite word ofine but in the African American community it is a term of endearment. I don't like it just like I don't likely bitches". The writer is a fan of socrates, did you all not get that?

[@OnCharmLee]

Socrates: The greatest philosopher and most noble teacher in human history who completely transcended the physical life and pursued the absolute truth. The ultimate truth pursuer who felt that the ultimately absolute truth and true God certainly exist, but could not say exactly what they are, and said by death that mankind should find out and practice them. Only tears in his pursuit of ultimate truth beyond death ...

[@mutabazimichael8404]

this was magnificently played

[@ericmaass3718]

This is a great Socrates flick, low budget, but far better than many recent offerings in theaters like re-hashed Marvel Comix and exploding cars.

[@MimiTachiwkawa]

This took me much longer than 30 minutes to watch. Had to rewind a lot

[@starlight_garden]

I can see that. If you ever read Plato, come back and watch this again! It's a thrill to watch when you understand Socrates' philosophy.

[@rgaleny]

Although a Democracy unjustly killed Socrates, they did it in a time of great crisis, and the list of men who also met this fate under the Democracy is Very small. KINGS kill at their whim.

[@SagesseNoir]

+Robert Galletta Democracy both made Socrates possible, and killed him. Without the democracy and the democratic culture of Athens, a Socrates could not have lived until he was 70. In fact, he could not have arisen. But confronted with a crisis, Athens suffered a loss of nerve. They lost their democratic tolerance out of sheer fear.

[@plenarchist]

Socrates deserved what he got. He needlessly martyred himself. His accusers almost certainly demanded his death for his role in the year long reign of terror by the 30 Tyrants. Even though the jury would have almost certainly granted it, Socrates took exile off the table. Why? Because by his own admission, no other Greek state would tolerate him. The Athenians and democracy tolerated him for 40 years until the after the 30 Tyrants which led to thousands of Athenian democrats executed and property confiscated. Socrates was an incessant critic of democracy. Why? Because democracy gave the People too much freedom. Socrates was a hypocritical elitist and moral charlatan. His miscreant ways ultimately caught up with him. It wasn't the Athenians nor democracy that caused his destruction... he did. I have no sympathy for him and with his Apology, Plato demonized democracy causing maybe the greatest harm in human history.

[@simonk4891ing]

@@plenarchist You convict a man of being a 'moral charlatan', yet you present no evidence. Is this common for democracies? For the citizens to go around unfairly convicting and demonising people? Is that how you practice democratic values?

[@AlienCreatureThing]

Im here cause im too lazy to read the whole thing for my hw

[@benschmidt3967]

+Deucalion and now you know why your professors and lecturers look down on your generation with contempt. To be ruled by evil men or men from afar who have easily conquered by your stupidity. Beware the ancient warning...

[@AlienCreatureThing]

Ben Schmidt pls

[@benschmidt3967]

The spartans won in the end over the degenerate Athenians who lost their roots and traditions also their obligations. Socrates was punished as he led the youth astray without reminded them of what could happen if they did not ground themselves to living only on mortal pleasures and drying up their souls to be torn asunder. The ruling was correct. Socrates had redeeming traits however he should have kept it with counsel of elders and his interactions with the young should have practised more wisdom than being so careless without forethought of the ramifications. A great man- yet flaws.

[@domm2523]

i'm here because i find this very interesting.. its funny how you become more interested in different areas of study when you dont have a teacher hovering over you..

[@CaptainSilverFresh]

I tend to like things that I don't have to like, and find things im obliged to know boring, Im sure if I got platos work at school i would find it boring as hell, but I do not get plato at school so I enjoyed reading and studying his bibliography

[@lindapoole6046]

after more than 2000 years of our time has passed since the last defense of Socrates which is truth, ruth is still a crime in our Republic in the United States..nothing ever changes.

[@navneetkang4990]

Powerfully argued for the secret and analogy of thunder🤔🤣11:01

[@joesmith6776]

...... Would the wisdom of Socrates be less valuable had he fled judgment to live out his life and die a natural death? Could such values be weighed on any scale, and by what measures should we use to tip that scale in our favor? As for myself, I can not help but wonder what other gifts of wisdom he could have offered the world. Perhaps the true value of wisdom is in its acceptance or rejection.

[@MekareP]

I think it's underappreciated that he martyred himself for his principles. Is it right and good to let evil men win? He thought the will of the outcome was good. And therefore he must submit. I am finding it interesting that he didn't see how sacrificing himself to these men's convictions proved their evil (as he would say) actions to be right. He mostly didnt care what the majority thought. But then why not care what his supporters thought at least? That he had more good work to do. More education he can teach even his own children. Comfort he can provide to his wife. I think it was an unreasonable choice to just go along with the outcome.

[@cliffcox7643]

It is commendable that the final days of Socrates has been created in a visage, but the voice of John Rye is the best orator to represent Socrates.

[@elvir182]

I have to watch this for my philosophy homework :D

[@Cleisthenes2]

This is 'The Trial of Socrates' (1971), with Victor Buono, right?

[@gadhaprasannan3189]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@fraidoonw]

Wonderful! Thanks!

[@fundamental5117]

How much better was that than 100 TedTalks? Incomparable. I haven't enjoyed a video that much in ages. Goes to show you don't need flashy animation or endless top-10 lists. Just throw on a fake beard and do something raw and real. #Socrates #Destroys #Owns

[@vyking444]

I love this video so much

[@jasminehuang7748]

this video SLAPS! i love socrates. my nickname for him is socks.

[@Donsuu798]

I'm here because I got assignment for this trial

[@lluslenyvelazquez6645]

Super fucken helpful!!!! Where was this 4 weeks ago?!

[@John-ld5os]

The unexamined life is not worth living 25:48

[@sanjeevkushwaha4043]

The best quote from Socrates

[@drycheck1493]

thank you for this 9 years later

[@sailormoon6696]

this is now one of my favorite videos.

[@OnCharmLee]

[What is your mental index (SQ, Spiritual Quotient)?] I have developed a measurement table that measures individual’s mental level according to the degree to which he has realized real-truth. There are 150 steps in the table, ranging from -500 to +1000 depending on how much you have developed your spirit based on your intelligence. Those who are trapped in the physical world and live mainly in the flesh belong to the scope of -500 ~ +500, and those who do the real-truth and live mentally belong to +500 ~ +1000. Another separate table gives the examples of the well-known persons’ SQs in human history. Are not you curious about how much your SQ is? OnCharm Lee (Author of the book “Humans & Truth - human life is the awakening process”)

[@TheMagicApollo]

the mind electric

[@solomongrundy5]

This is a good video, but the part at the beginning with Socrates' accusers is poetic license - Plato doesn't record what the accusers said.

[@THESPATHARIOS]

+solomongrundy5 This is probably taken from Xenophon's account of the trial. Xenophon recorded what happened alongside Plato.

[@paulneilguru3599]

That's because Plato wasn't the only one taking down the account of the trial.

[@TheRedeyerecords]

He should have demanded to shake the hand as if the sealing of a contract to each of the ones who voted for his death.

[@anthonywilkes5290]

Could someone provide english captions? I have trouble hearing what they're saying sometimes.

[@skuleholz]

find yourself a copy of Plato's "the last days of Socrates" (eg. Penguin Classics) and read the whole book yourself....well worth it. You can go at your own pace and pay attention to the first story in the book, where Socrates talks to a man who is suiing his father in court...discussing the issue of what is justice and what is not (justice)...and the last story about why Socrates did not take up the offer to "bribe the guard and be on his way in exile"... this short film seems to be a very quick version made for T.V that skips a lot of what Plato has to teach about this whole affair.

[@kc5881]

@@skuleholz bro i want to read novel about plato and socrates but books like the trial of Socrates etc r not even like reading novel..can't understand anything

[@skuleholz]

@@kc5881 It may take a bit of getting used to...Plato's works are more like plays than novels, and the worrding can be very archaic. My suggestion would be to take your time, and ususally consider the whole plot-line is a simple....someone thinks they know something about the topic being discussed, yet Socrates will find a counterexample to what there definition is, so the first character has to re-think the issue and come up with a new way of defining or considering the issue....return to Socrates cvoming up with a counter-example. Other than the Symposium, this plot-line generally works. I was fortunate enough to study Plato's works at Uni with a very good teacher (lecturer, whatever) so I suppose I don't really know how hard it is on your own...I do remember asking a lot "what the hell are they talking about" type questions whilst reading the scripts... My advice is simply..don't give up, when you get the knack of them they are great works that still have relevance today...as the topics are still being discussed as we go through our lives...eg what does it mean to be honourable?.... is telling a lie always wrong?...etc. (I hope this helps you)

[@OnCharmLee]

I believe this: the world of eternal source is the world of truth corresponding to the divine or God world and the physical world is the secondary and temporary world that is always changing and sometimes does not exist. The human body comes from the physical world and goes back and the spirit feels the physical world and interacts with the God world (usually called consciousness). Accordingly, the master of the human is the spirit as God is the owner of the physical world. And thus the life is the process of getting close to God who does not die forever while realizing the truth and growing the spirit. OnCharm Lee (Author of the book "Humans & Truth")

[@kk89ize]

Socrates was looking for Jesus.

[@kk89ize]

Get to know Him

[@samsamsam2495]

Let the spirit of Socrates fill the Dr Universe.And enter my brain

[@ulyssesalbacite516]

wow socrates is the best person to hang out and be friended for most entire of my life this man is out of range!

[@michael-gr2uw]

The play at 11:00 designed to discredit Socrates comes across to me the same way as it does that scene from Idiocracy. This play's scene is dripping with projection. Modern society does the same to modern atheists. We are still mocked for asking questions, and blamed for the destruction of societies.

[@vendettas0revolution]

michael true, but Socrates was not atheist. He understood the nature of order and chaos is something that is supernatural.

[@ligayabarlow5077]

There's an excellent black and white film hosted by Clifton Fadiman about the trial of Socrates. We saw it in high school and it moved me thoroughly. Wonder where it is?

[@cubanbach]

THIS link with show you a more PERFECT depiction of the Trial of Socrates. It is in color and filmed in Italian language. Remember to use the CC to get the ENGLISH translation. It starts out "slow" but it soon jumps into the real development. Moody, somber and informative - but, a real treat! The intro is basically there to give you some historical background to the action which follows. THIS is a great movie! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iYqQnpqQl9qreKM

[@ashwanipandey5737]

Very great man indeed. I personally feel Socrates and Kautilya( Chanakya) were the great philosophers who influenced to craft today's legal and political systems.🙏🙏

[@Alan-shore-]

Chanakya😂🤣🤣🤣🤣.. The insignificant man.. Fuck off... It is comparing sun with a fuckin twig ..

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

​@@Alan-shore- Chanakya (375-283 BCE) was an ancient Indian polymath who was active as a teacher, author, strategist, philosopher, economist, jurist, and royal advisor. He is traditionally identified as Kauṭilya or Vishnugupta, who authored the ancient Indian political treatise, the Arthashastra, a text dated to roughly between the fourth century BCE and the third century CE. As such, he is considered the pioneer of the field of political science and economics in India, and his work is thought of as an important precursor to classical economics. His works were lost near the end of the Gupta Empire in the sixth century CE and not rediscovered until the early 20th century. Around 321 BCE, Chanakya assisted the first Mauryan emperor Chandragupta in his rise to power - and is widely credited for having played an important role in the establishment of the Maurya Empire. Chanakya served as the chief advisor to both emperors Chandragupta and his son Bindusara.

[@Alan-shore-]

@@SuperGreatSphinx Chanakya didn't do anything significant that's posted anywhere besides indian public administration. He might have something worth in his times for a King. That makes him a good employee. But he was no philosopher, he was no idealist, he was nothing compared to Socrates who was literally killed because of the extent of his bold ideas at that time. Chanakya was a mere management guy. Read Socrates you'll come to know his genius.

[@christojanus5180]

One should look within the mind of Socrates, when there one might find within the mind, a thinking You.

[@JukeBoxDestroyer]

wow, I never seen this and I love Victor Buano and he's even playing the lead role of Socrates

[@yt5241]

this reminds me of Robin Williams in Socrates suit

[@Monkeybannavrguy]

That part when he says who speaks with the tongue of Apollo was used in the Mind electric so that’s the only well known thing this will be known for lol

[@JackeyBoyyy]

I doubt anyone will reply but if anyone has insight please let me know. Who came up with the script for Anytus, Meletus and Lycon? From secondary research I've done on google, it is said that "No record of the prosecution's argument against Socrates survives." So I wonder, how accurate is this so called "re-enactment" and is it possible we will ever really know what was said in these trials? Any insightful reply would be greatly appreciated.

[@walidbenhammou4387]

Plato wrote this dialogue

[@wimpywinch2126]

Whats the movie name

[@dimitrisdaskalakis3065]

i am a greek and i feel so proud

[@dimitrisdaskalakis3065]

@orionh3000 i do speak a little its kinda hard you know considering its a dead language

[@dimitrisdaskalakis3065]

@orionh3000 mudred ? I ll have you know i voted for him to live

[@Swagface64]

Tragic are the heroes of past, but for generations their names will last!

[@иваниванов-ъ1ь4о]

really WISDOM ))) BEST READING FOR TRUMP AND PUTIN.....(i from russia)

[@Andrea-br4gv]

What relevance Socrates ideas have for us today? Quoted. Let's look around ! What is going on as we speak? It is a sorry state of public affairs what we are hearing in the news every day ! Some thought Socrates was in a poor state of mind. Perhaps we should pay attention to those we seem to think are mad ! No under those said to be mad say quote I am not crazy! Why do they say that?

[@javierramos3538]

A modern Socrates movie must be made

[@ultimateshipper8997]

Oliver Stone could.

[@djjerome]

I agree we should have movies for Aristotle and Plato as well. The movie about Hypatia and her martyrdom by bloodthirsty Christian fanatics was criminally ignored 😒

[@Flammenhagel]

@@djjeromenot aristotle, plato only

[@amypayne3984]

Meletus was described as having a rather beaky nose and scraggly beard in The Euthyphro. Why is the shaven short nosed actor?

[@OnCharmLee]

It is a time when a big-saint will emerge to make the human race awaken. It is now time for a great-saint to emerge that will awaken humans who are trapped in material civilization and live a dark and chaotic life, and that make all humans live in peace with an exalted spirit. In the future, human beings will enjoy the physical life based on the scientific material civilization developed by humankind until now, but by realizing true truth, they will know exactly what human beings are in this universe and live a rich spiritual life. The great-saint will unify all true-truths into one unity and complete house and vehicle by covering with a roof and making a body above the four pillars and the four wheels that the four saints created, and will lead mankind so that they can live a peaceful life without war and suffering at all. OnCharm Lee (Author of the book “Humans & Truth - Human life is the awakening process”)

[@LaVitaBellaEspy]

Does anybody know where I can find the name of the cast?

[@jasonhowell7102]

He should have left. Why? He has already stated that he is wise and doesn’t not everything. So how was he suppose to know the corrupt would attempt to charge him, the jurors would vote to destroy him? Ok he lived 70 years and knew many things but an argument could be had that the virtuous man knows himself and is willing to protect himself and his virtue.

[@loganmackenzie2143]

Is this the actual words of the trail??

[@rakhisharma3017]

When I was in my seventh class I read about Sukrat..

[@fanofaa1267]

The people of goverment did not liked socrates because he asked to many questions

[@OnCharmLee]

I dare, to the people seeking the ultimate truth, recommend my book “Human, God, and Truth: Life is the Awakening Process - Amazon” without hesitation.

[@cosmicnous7772]

The truth is rooted in the ancient past present and potential future....the truth is vast but limited to an ignorant fool. There are 4 supreme truths that mankind is aware of and they're science math philosophy and religion... you want to know the ultimate truth? The ultimate truth is you and is in you. We're all living embodiments of knowledge if you lack knowledge of self you lack knowledge of the universe and the world around you.

[@bthogo]

Takes me back to my first year. What were the charges against him? How did Socrates compare himself to a gadfly? His real defence was “what does it mean for something to be pious? Is it because of its piousness that the gods love it? Or is it coz the gods love it and therefore that makes it pious?” This argument was skipped in this short film.

[@peacefulleo9477]

This argument is still as powerful as back then, it's a bit narcissistic but I love when people hear me say it and go "Woah I never thought of that"

[@rodanhibiki5980]

19:56 Meletus got fucking WRECKED

[@nurjahanbagum3989]

I don’t know what to say like this thing was pretty cool

[@kaleyc1625]

this made me laugh, but the actor playing Socrates wasn't ugly enough

[@Uriel-Septim.]

One thing I don't really get, is that the count is so close to free him, but the count for killing him rater then giving him a fine is`t ?? don't make sense, all that voted to free him should vote for a fine, or am I missing something ?

[@user-dc8jf5ix4f]

Nice observation

[@dopanannaruka6991]

because when the prosecutor asked for the death penalty in defense he said that he should placed in the place of royalty and get free meals and wine for the rest of his life. he was making fun of their legal system in his usual sarcastic way. Being Greek -Dr. Richard Garland

[@suup4k75]

Does anyone know where the playwrite for this is?

[@dorianphilotheates3769]

Well, that was edifying; now, back to ‘The Kardashians’ marathon...

[@abdelhalim5967]

a dud

[@thomasraymer1085]

Who needs a hero? The state knows best? Crucify crucify. Philosophy and law. Better treatment and understanding.

[@alencoffell4282]

Did I just hear some one say Socrates and "Hey Zues", were contemporaries....hmm?" "Follow me and be Thoth"....snicker That's not what the Oracle said, buuuuahahahaaaaa! She said "an old man is wiser than Socrates", LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Step aboard friend I have an extra coin for your passage to the realm of the dead.......Listened to this at an incredible level today, of staying and going, of Venus and Athens. Of physics and of the enduring spirit. @27:10 starts the summation of the message I heard today in this work of genius....And profound it is, Socrates. "Not alone knows"

[@djjerome]

We have a million movies about Jesus yet no one has made movies about these other great men of antiquity whose philosophy was superior in my humble opinion.

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

Long Live CHRIST The King

[@Luke-kj1rj]

at least we know for sure these people even existed LOL

[@threedragonstalk2123]

The second most notorious execution in history.

[@Luke-kj1rj]

first

[@Neonyxia]

I love this.

[@levijames3205]

The use of flattery in Athenian courts at its finest.

[@Flammenhagel]

Socrates will forever be innocent

[@masonbacon0055]

Socrates roasted the guy saying he didn't believe in gods

[@jamesfeeney3016]

Who is actor playing Socrates

[@SongwritersCompanion]

Victor Buono

[@robertboyle2573]

A different kind of Greek hero.

[@imranmirancorruptcourt5695]

incompetent court authorities

[@travisscott5422]

Top 5 greatest whooping's ever recorded.

[@modurhead]

Who is the actor that played Socrates?

[@solomongrundy5]

+modurhead I believe it is Victor Buono, who played King Tut on the old Batman TV show.

[@Philbert-s2c]

+solomongrundy5 It is indeed.

[@xixi702]

Whats that racket all about🙄 we just want to listen, or I do.Jeez

[@thepalebluedot4171]

"The collective foolishness under the aegis of a powerful authority, always had persecuted the intelllectual ideas of the individual ! " This is one of the most glaring part in the entire history of Man !

[@romandivalenti9690]

Deucalion: If this is true, then Socrates died in vain. His thoughts and words were not buried with him.

[@vanshikasoni2721]

I am here bcaz of English class 😂

[@Powersnufkin]

Neither the individual nor the state exists so it would not matter if he died or tried to flee with the help of his friends. But if the state and the individual exists in a deterministic material world then it still would not matter because states and nations also like the individual are born and die. It doesnt fucking matter either way is my conclusion. But atleast a good sophist can have a splendid mindfuck session before going out with a bang.

[@kalpudebbarma97]

Who was elder Socrates or moses

[@bobcondoulis4171]

U out?

[@sim870]

19:50 boom roasted