Questions that make you think.
5ku115
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  • Reads 6,599
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  • Parts 97
  • Time 58m
5ku115
Ongoing, First published Dec 31, 2014
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During the great time of Greece, there was a philosopher named Socrates. He was a brilliant man, and helped develop ideas for humanity in the future. But what made him so interesting was that he wanted to question everything. This idea was called the Socratic method, and is still used today. That's why I wrote this book, to write questions. Nothing more, nothing less.
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