Early philosophy
...from Socrates to Plato to Aristotle and many others we can observe a revolution of minds inciting views distorting reason in order to approximate some sort of perfection. Many of us are in some way philosophers, children for one, question and do not fear to question. Most philosophers may have never been recognized for example Socrates must have had a mentor though he was not recognized through his own works or thoughts, Socrates him self may have been lost in time and we may not know of philosophy today. What we know of ancient allegory is a saga seen thru one eye. Attempts to strip and analyze expressed thoughts have no determined result. We are all individuals and so are our thoughts and conclusions therefore we will never fully decipher writings whether it be hieroglyphs, ancient manuscripts or daily expressionism timeless questions arise with different means to my understanding all reaches an end, as one empire falls another rises from the demise of those fallen they will be buried in time just as the one fallen before they're time the cycle of life and continues till nature or man takes its course thru selective evolution or genetic engineering or some other method only to make matters worse. Philosophy has been an instrument to see history from another perspective. Socrates has risen more questions then answers from whether there is such a things as a definition of piety to the Socratic problem. Socrates has been one of many triggers in the evolutions of thought from one mind to another. If it wasn't for Plato we would never know of Socrates existence or his thoughts. Many of us may have never questioned conventional thought such as where we came from leading us to seek knowledge into cosmology and the origin of the universe itself as Aristotle has done. These questions will probably always be manners for argument and debate as they have been throughout the centuries. They may never be settled just as we probably never...