Why isn't the unexamined life worth living?
What is the meaning of Socrates's statement that "the unexamined life is not worth living"?
How did Socrates examine life? What is meaningless life? What does Socrates' phrase "all I know is that I know nothing" mean? What does the expression "happiness is not a choice" mean? What is life without philosophy? Why do people say philosophy is useless and/or not practical?(My view in the description) Why do people say philosophy is useless and/or not practical? (My view in the description) Why did Socrates say by "I know that I know nothing" and what did he mean by it? Who is Socrates in philosophy? How would you argue that happiness is not the ultimate aim of moral philosophy? Is the saying, "if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all," worthwhile to live up to? Who is Socrates? Was Socrates a real person? What is the meaning of Einstein's quote 'for a happy life, attach your life to a goal, not people'? What is the rationale behind it? What does this mean: “Life is not a paragraph, and death is no parenthesis"? How would you argue that happiness (according to kant) is not the ultimate aim of moral philosophy? Is there evidence that Socrates existed? What was Aristotle wrong about? Why do we say "life is beautiful" when it is unfair? Can one be "over-moral"? Aristotle said philosophy should lead to eudamonia, "the good life". But doesn't morality also inhibit happiness? What is the philosophy of life? What is the philosophy of life? What does the quote "Earth provides enough to satisfy every man's need but not every man's greed" mean? What does "live your life" mean? What does this quote by Nietzsche mean? Is life not for everyone? What do you think are positive and negative elements of Plato's ideal state? How is life unfair? What was the connection between Socrates and Plato? "All Lives Have Equal Value" True or not?