A man is given a magical ring that allows him to be invisible, and able to commit crimes without getting caught. The question is, “Could Socrates show this person that using this kind of magic would only cause him to end up miserable, rather than happy?” In my opinion, I believe that Socrates could possible convince this man that it’s not worth it. Socrates, who uses a method of asking questions, which in turn, forces one to examine their own beliefs. If the man is genuinely a man with good set of moral standards, then it would be possible to convince him to follow the path that would lead to genuine happiness. However, if this man is a man that is unethical and has no moral concerns for others, then convincing him to make the right choice
