Socrates. Understand

'I know that I don't know' The famous paradox of Socrates stands for a turning point in the human spirit. Thinking - in the still young Greek natural philosophy in speculative fantasy directed towards external being and nature - turns to the individual human being and the question of virtue and the possibility of knowledge. The paradox for him is the background to the encouragement and the risk of knowing thought as a remembering and uncovering of an actually existing and previously good, echoing in a 'daimon', the 'conscience' of an 'inner truth' to be touched.