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Official Study Finds All Patients With Long COVID Had Received mRNA Vaccine
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Official Study Finds All Patients With Long COVID Had Received mRNA Vaccine

by Sean Adl-Tabatabai‚ The Peoples Voice: A new study has found that the majority of patients who experienced so-called ‘long COVID’ were actually suffering side-effects from the harmful vaccine. In the study‚ published in the Journal of Clinical Medicine‚ researchers interviewed 390 people in Thailand who contracted COVID-19 during the “fifth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic” […]
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California Seized Enough Fentanyl in 2023 to Kill Global Population ‘Twice Over’
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California Seized Enough Fentanyl in 2023 to Kill Global Population ‘Twice Over’

from The Epoch Times: Gov. Gavin Newsom said California seized 62‚224 pounds of fentanyl last year‚ a 1‚066 percent increase since 2021. Authorities in California seized enough lethal doses of fentanyl last year to kill the entire global population “nearly twice over‚” according to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office. In a statement on Feb. 27‚ the […]
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Intel Uncensored
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CIA Admits To Instigating War With Russia
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CIA Admits To Instigating War With Russia

from Reese Report: TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/
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Why the United States Went ‘Communist’
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Why the United States Went ‘Communist’

by Stephen Baskerville‚ American Thinker: Some four years ago‚ the radical left staged what amounted to a coup d’état and took control of the United States government.  The events surrounding that coup — and the horrific policies that followed — have been described many times: the COVID “vaccine” hoax‚ rigged elections‚ imprisoning dissenters‚ weaponizing the Judiciary‚ open borders‚ the pointless […]
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RetroGame Roundup
RetroGame Roundup
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Commodore 64 -=The Racer=- preview
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Dog Found In Freezing Snow Loves Lying By Fireplace Now | The Dodo
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Let's Get Cooking
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I Tried Selena Gomez’s Favorite Chicken Dinner from Her Nana‚ and I’ll Definitely Be Making It Again
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I Tried Selena Gomez’s Favorite Chicken Dinner from Her Nana‚ and I’ll Definitely Be Making It Again

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How Did Socrates Influence His Contemporaries?
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How Did Socrates Influence His Contemporaries?

  Many great philosophers have emerged from Ancient Greece‚ but one of the most impactful was Socrates. Thanks to his wide-ranging philosophical interests‚ innovative teaching methods‚ and impact on his students‚ Socrates’s legacy endures today. But it’s not just modern-day thinkers who look to Socrates for wisdom; his contemporaries —such as fellow philosopher Plato‚ military commander Xenophon‚ and playwright Aristophanes — were also influenced by him. Here are five ways Socrates’s life and teachings impacted those around him.    Socrates Passed on the Importance of Philosophical Inquiry  The Thinker (Le Penseur) by Auguste Rodin‚ 1904‚ Musée Rodin‚ Paris. Source: The Met   Although Socrates’s works are far-reaching and encompass a wide range of philosophical fields — from politics to ethics to metaphysics — one thing remains common throughout: his emphasis on philosophical inquiry. Socrates was interested in examining fundamental questions‚ and he didn’t necessarily care about reaching an answer; he aimed to explore different avenues of thinking to expose critiques rather than firmly taking a stance. This interest in discussion over answers was passed on to Plato‚ who used his works to explore topics like justice‚ virtue‚ the nature of the soul‚ and reality. Socrates influenced not only the topics Plato discussed but also how he discussed them.   His Socratic Method Became Popular Statue of Xenophon in Vienna. Source: Britannica   Socrates was influential not just because of his lessons but also how he taught them. Now known as the Socratic Method‚ Socrates pioneered a long-lasting discussion model during his lifetime; he utilized the teaching strategy by posing questions to his students to challenge their critical thinking and expose faults or contradictions in their thinking. The discussion format is still used today‚ and it also impacted his contemporaries. Although Plato might be most well-known for adopting the strategy‚ another of Socrates’s contemporaries‚ Xenophon —a philosopher‚ historian‚ and military leader — also presents his writing in a dialogue format‚ such as in “Memorabilia.”   The Philosopher’s Distrust of Written Words Impacted Others’ Texts   Socrates was infamously skeptical about the written word‚ leaving behind no physical works of his own. As a result‚ most of what is known today about the great philosopher comes from others. While his contemporaries didn’t share this distrust — Socrates was a bit of an outlier when it came to not leaving a paper legacy — it did influence those around him. His student Plato spent his life incorporating Socrates’s words and teachings into his own accounts‚ helping to create the Socratic legacy that prevails. It caused Plato’s works to focus heavily on Socrates‚ and it impacted how Plato wrote and presented his ideas.    Socrates Valued Knowledge and His Students Did Too The School of Athens by Raphael‚ 1509-1511. Source: Musei Vaticani.   One of Socrates’s most prevalent teachings was about the nature and importance of wisdom and the necessity of accepting personal ignorance. No one can know everything and true wisdom can be found only once that is acknowledged. This particular belief had an impact on Plato’s own views regarding wisdom. Building on Socrates’s thoughts‚ Plato used his famous cave allegory in “The Republic” to explore knowledge‚ reality‚ and understanding by likening the shadows on a cave’s walls to misinformed perceptions of the world. Plato equates a person journeying to the world outside the cave to the journey toward wisdom‚ which directly builds off Socrates’s ideas of wisdom as a goal to aspire to.    His Trial and Death Influenced Philosophers and Literature The Death of Socrates by Jacques-Louis David via the Princeton Museum of Art   Charged with impiety and corrupting the youth of Athens‚ Socrates was sentenced to execution by a jury. Plato wrote about the trial and death in his work “Apology” and depicted Socrates’s defense and dignity through his ultimate end. Plato’s views of the relationship between the individual and the state were directly impacted by these events‚ as well as his thoughts on the roles of justice‚ philosophy‚ and society.   Socrates’s death didn’t just impact his contemporary philosophers‚ though. Comedic playwright Aristophanes‚ who lived in Athens around the same time as Socrates‚ depicted a satirical version of Socrates in his play “The Clouds‚” portraying a fictional version of Socrates’s trial and death. While the representation isn’t accurate‚ it shows the influence of Socrates’s life on many different aspects of life in ancient Athens.
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What If We Become a Type 3 Civilization?
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Why You Can Be Dyslexic In English But Not In Other Languages
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