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September 13, 2015
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How you dared to speak like that for the divine Plato? You should have already practiced the virtues from previous dialogues before jumping into that gift, which you cannot yet appreciate. So change this action, because in the future you will regret it as you grow.
Constantinos wrote: "How you dared to speak like that for the divine Plato? You should have already practiced the virtues from previous dialogues before jumping into that gift, which you cannot yet appreciate. So chang..."My dear Sir, it does seem to me that you too might have missed certain ideas, hidden well enough both in my comment to you and Plato's work itself. It is if anything, intended. And I bear the irony of that, and me alone, should it help you grasp it.
Arihant wrote: "Constantinos wrote: "How you dared to speak like that for the divine Plato? You should have already practiced the virtues from previous dialogues before jumping into that gift, which you cannot yet..."Your comment makes no sense to me and it is odd that you claim to be G.R.
... how is something New Age during BCE?
Sleep well.