Source: Britannica In the Apology, Protagoras, and Meno, Socrates’ arguments about the nature of virtue, knowledge, and the good hinge on one important fact that he, or at least the Socrates of Plato and all others engaging in the dialogue, considers indubitable: that it must be the case that no one willingly does bad. This Socratic fact was the subject of debate for our Philosophy, and it was fairly apparent that the side which defended Socrates won with ease over the oppon

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