Still better than "what would Socrates do"
When I'm in a dilemma, I ask "what would Plato do?" The answer is usually "think about philosophy and stuff." It's not a useful exercise…
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That one I like. Because the answer is usually “get drunk with my friends and have really deep conversations.”
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Let's be real, Plato would go find a muscular young man to wrestle with As should we all
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Sure it is. He might travel to Egypt for insight. Or try to persuade a politician to see it his way. Or just ask, "What would Socrates do?"
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Write plays, travel, invent an entire discipline and annoy the living hell out of Aristotle. It’s all good.
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Sounds ideal
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For some reason, I just did a
#GreenHornet mashup in my head, where instead of Kato, the Hornet's sidekick was Plato ...
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#Plato? Undermining#Republicanism,&constantly craving of establishing a#totalitarian regime[in#Athens,#Metaponto,#Syracusae or wherever]?pic.twitter.com/Wmfb6UlWCO
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Write about Socrates pestering people until they get fed up and murder him.
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