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中年蘇格拉底的說辭充滿瞭硬而執拗的代換;我更贊同普的看法，即便他被蘇說服，這是否是一種入世以及錶層理解緻使的淺層理性慣性

算是看完瞭吧，蘇格拉底真囉嗦><

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this is the very first time i agree with Wittgenstein so much. pointless abstraction of meaning and definition

The argument for this conclusion assumed from the outset that it is possible to go wrong voluntarily; this was Hippias' proposal in the case of Odysseus. But Socrates has stated the contrary, and in the same terms. The argument also assumes that people do g...  

The argument for this conclusion assumed from the outset that it is possible to go wrong voluntarily; this was Hippias' proposal in the case of Odysseus. But Socrates has stated the contrary, and in the same terms. The argument also assumes that people do g...  

那天，劉小楓老師說，這是柏拉圖最值得讀的書了。 “COMPANION: Where do you come from, Socrates? And yet I need hardly ask the question, for I know that you have been in chase of the fair Alcibiades. I saw him the day before yesterday; and he had got a beard...

The argument for this conclusion assumed from the outset that it is possible to go wrong voluntarily; this was Hippias' proposal in the case of Odysseus. But Socrates has stated the contrary, and in the same terms. The argument also assumes that people do g...  

The argument for this conclusion assumed from the outset that it is possible to go wrong voluntarily; this was Hippias' proposal in the case of Odysseus. But Socrates has stated the contrary, and in the same terms. The argument also assumes that people do g...