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For me, the ideal commonality between fools and wise men is educational in nature, a pedagogy of humility surrounded by what you don't know, including yourself. The emphasis is on learning, of which no man is governed, limited or full.
Plato was a philosopher in Classical Greece and the founder of the Academy in Athens. He is widely considered the pivotal figure in the development of Western philosophy.
For me, the ideal commonality between fools and wise men is educational in nature, a pedagogy of humility surrounded by what you don't know, including yourself. The emphasis is on learning, of which no man is governed, limited or full.
The light is a heavy burden to bear when your character of virtue is surrounded by darkness. Sustainable for sure, but the economies of ideal ideas need no idols. Have you heard the analogy of the cave? Better yet, have you seen the light?