Quote by Plato

This I know - that I know nothing.

This I know - that I know nothing.

Summary

This quote, attributed to the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates, expresses the concept of humility and intellectual modesty. Despite being renowned for his wisdom, Socrates acknowledges that his knowledge is limited and that there is much he still doesn't know. It highlights the importance of recognizing our own ignorance and being open to learning and new perspectives. Socrates' statement serves as a reminder to approach life with curiosity and a willingness to continuously seek knowledge and understanding.

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By Plato

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