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-Let the people remain ignorant.
-Socrates killed himself because he knew that he would have a death penalty
-That would be arrogant of him because he is making other people suffer
-Being a know it all
-He contradicts himself because he saying that god is the only one who knows who's right
-He doesn't think god is making him do this
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Couldnt say what he wanted no freedom of speech.

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Socrates has an opinion of what he wants things to be and wants the people to think like him.

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Freedom of speech existed in Athens only to a certain point until people would have gotten offended. Socrates was really skeptical, because he acted like his way was the only right way.

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If they asked questions nicely, I would understand, but if it was done repetitively then...
If he had a reputation, people would of course talk about what he was doing.
His reaction to the Oracle was Skeptical.
If they started questioning everything, they could've discovered something more.

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"If you can learn from something, it would be beneficial but if you know it, it would kind of be annoying"

"They might not have chosen the right thing"

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Agrees Socrates is described as "confident".

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-It wasn't his goal to tell people that people were wrong
-Wanted a monarchy
-Socrates was confident

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I feel as if he should have backed down from the charges because if he didn't die, then he could have stayed alive to teach others about what he believed. I would like if someone would ask me questions because sometimes you are just speaking to speak, so in order to actually mean something, then you should be questioned on it. I believe Socrates was trying to prove something that could not be proven (how he wasn't the wisest man in Athens) , as stated before that he was told that he was one of or the wisest man in Athens, which led him to disbelieve and caused him to question everything and began to be skeptical.

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He thinks he is different and special than others.

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Socrates believed that it was his mission to point out people were ignorant given by God

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Socrates should not have been on trial because he was jsut trying to inform people
He wants people to know that he won't change his ways even if it brings him death

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-Back then if you believed in anything else, you were considered strange like a demon

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-Back then if you believed in anything else, you were considered strange like a demon

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liked proving people wrong, He made people think that he was dumb. Socrates was arrogant. He challenges authority.

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*I think it's best to stay ignorant like Hebbel said because what really matters is peoples happiness so if someone wants to believe something is wrong, as long as it doesn't affect anyone, let them
*Younger people liked Socrates and followed what he was doing.

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He is confident because he knows he is going to prove people wrong

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-He killed himself, because his sentence is death. He was being arrogant based on his decision.
-He liked making himself to be smarter than everyone else.
-He wants to educate the people so they know what is right.

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Socrates  may not have annoyed everyone since he can teach them.

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-He wanted to educate the people so that people don't go around saying false information
-Its always okay to challenge authority because every one has the freedom to do so.

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Dennis (Outer), Donovan (Inner)
Donovan-He doesn't find Socrates's conviction justified because it silenced an opinion
Dennis-He thinks that standing up for himself is noble and honorable but in a situation where he is in the wrong in the eyes of the law, he should have went with the lesser punishment rather than be given the death sentence
Dennis-"He didn't directly tell them that they were wrong, but he indirectly proved that some didn't know as much at they thought they did."
"It's like a mix of both where some would be humbled and others would be aggravated by some random man coming up to you and proving that you don't know as much as you think."
"He sees himself as someone who has been all around Athens and has knowledge of who and what and know the limits of the people are."
"Skepticism means you don't have much trust in anything, you question everything and this is similar to what Socrates did."
"Usually in science classes you're told to question your results, and are told to do it again to produce the results, which is related to Socrates' skepticism"

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- He wanted to be superior, used God as a justification.

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He didn't get killed he got himself killed. He could have let people be ignorant but he wanted them to know they are ignorant. Maybe he would use god as a shield because he would rather obey god then the other people. I think that everybody has there own opinion and it is ok to branch out to other ones but to do it respectful.