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I knew that Socrates once said he knows he knows nothing.

I knew it must have been a second hand account from Plato. But it turns out it is also a convenient paraphrasing of an often repeated idea, not something he actually said. Essentially, I too knew nothing.

A quote by someone once deemed the wisest man alive would be the perfect motto, one might think. In my failure to reference smarter words than mine I was right.

The circularity of it and the transformation of success, from failure, is something that appeals to me.

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Socrates, in spite of his wiseness, made enemies, left no written works himself and infamously had to kill himself for his beliefs. His philosophy and teachings have survived millennia in spite of these setbacks. I would even argue t