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I thought of monophony today on my own and found monophony on your webpage. It felt like a destiny.
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>daliwali By the way, you should read these with the context that the democracy of Athens killed Socrates.
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>daliwali So he essentially argued that a talented monk without any personal property should rule the country instead of a traditional king or general population.
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>daliwali I have changed from "private property" to "personal property" after reading your comment. You reminded me that the term "private property" has the widespread Marxist meaning. So it would heavily distort what Plato wrote. What he wrote originally is close to "A ruler's property must be for public use only". And since it came from the context of anti-democracy, any democratic interpretation would distort it.
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>omnipresence About why I don't use the comment function, I usually use links2 as my main browser which does not support CSS/JS. And BadWolf for what requires CSS/JS. The comment function requires JS. I hate JS.
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>omnipresence Because those replies are about my posts or myself. Someone else might be also curious about that too. I comment on other's page if I want to ask a question or something. But since I always send an email first, those comments are not many.
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Is there any reason you reply >"like this" as a profile post instead of posting on other's pages or using the comments?
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it's like the meme: the lion does not concern himself with what philosophers think, or what peasants think for that matter.