... is what we are sure we don't know. Socrates searched for answers by asking questions of people who had a definite stance on a certain view. Using what later came to be called the Socratic method, he asked a question, then took the opposing stance and asked simple questions that challenged the original definite claim his counterpart claimed. Using reason, Socrates could infer truths and ... easier to understand than the one he later gives in court. I must now interject the fact that throughout his testimony he not only patronized his prosecutors, but also was very critical of the jury th...

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