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Socrates View Of An Authentic Life

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Socrates view of an authentic life is based on his point of view that " an unexamined life is one not worth living." He thinks that you shouldn't let society tell you what to believe in and that you shouldn't live your life based on society's opinions. In addition, Socrates felt that one needs to examine his surroundings and come out with their own ideas and conclusions, thus gather more knowledge about the world you live in. The most important values when trying to live an authentic life is to always want to learn and understand topics that you might not know yet and to also want to further study and examined those that you do know. He believed that even if you felt you were wise in a certain topic, that you shouldn't fool yourself into
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