| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - However little Socrates considered himself to know (a rife question in certain circles), he could at least claim that all of his logic was his own, and that he could reproduce it on demand, from start to finish; and that lent him a kind of conviction in his decisions that few of us ever achieve, even when his decisions earned him a suicide sentence.For Socrates, the reason to write, to think, to m
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