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Socrates: The Confession of Ignorance

Socrates: The Confession of Ignorance

At the foundation of the Western tradition of inquiry stands a man who wrote nothing, founded no doctrine, and claimed to know nothing at all. He left no book. His entire practice was the asking of questions, and the single thing he claimed was the confession that he did not possess it.

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Without Innocence

Without Innocence

We are constituted by the trajectory that produced us, including every part we find unbearable. The harms in our past are not external to us. The shadows in the species' history are not features of other people in other times whose distance from us provides moral safety.

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