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Socrates Died for our Sins

Posted on July 24, 2017 by gymnosperm

Was Socrates a troll? Maybe. He was not a diplomat. He sought no consensus.

Still, hemlock?

Given the chance to recant or drink, he drank.

Human superstition is boundless. We are not enlightened beings.

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