Socrates Lack Of Fear Of Virtue

1. Socrates’s lack of fear of death is neither courageous nor cowardly, because fear of death is thinking one knows what one does not does not know which illustrates blameworthy ignorance.
2. False wisdom is when men chose have more knowledge in one field compared to the average man, and because of this, they believe that they have even more knowledge in other fields that they actually little or nothing about. Socrates asked various artists and craftsmen about their knowledge and they believe that they were more knowledgeable about subjects because of their knowledge in their choice field, “because he performed his art nobly, each one deemed himself wisest also in the other things, the greatest things—and this discordant note of theirs seemed