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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
See 22e and d.
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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
On the contrary, they had the leisure to follow him around and took pleasure in imitating him. See 23c.
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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
On the contrary, to show that only the god is wise is a service to the god. See 23b.
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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
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The result of Socrates questioning those thought to be wise was:
{ 1 } - He acquired much unpopularity with those who claimed knowledge when they knew nothing.
{ 2 } - The rich young men disliked him.
{ 3 } - He did much disservice to the god.
{ 4 } - He discovered that he had divine wisdom.
{ 5 } - He got very rich from contributions from rich young men.
On the contrary, he lived in poverty because of his service to the god. See 23b.
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