TGC Ep. 28 | The Inspiring Courage of Socrates | Apology by Plato

In this episode, we are discussing the Apology by Plato.
Socrates is brought before the courts upon an accusation that he is corrupting the youth of Athens. He stands trial and gives his defense, or should I say Apology, for his actions.
We really enjoyed discussing this work on The Great Conversation this week, and we hope you'll join us in the comments section.

[@mateenabbasi9856]

Love these videos. Thank you!

[@greatconversation]

Thanks for joining on this episode!

[@nickwit21]

The problem with the term hate speech is that the word itself is too ambiguous. That coupled with the fact of who determines what is free speech and what is hate speech is itself problematic. I want to also say that I am really enjoying your videos thus far. You deserve many more views. The way you both play off of each other's ideas and how you interact is truly a joy to watch.

[@Ozgipsy]

It’s a defence. E.g I’m an apologist for Australia, not a pejorative