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People forget that Plato was a warrior and statesman, and a slave-owner to boot | People forget that Plato was a warrior and statesman, and a slave-owner to boot | ||
Given the chance, Plato would have locked us up in that cave and forced us to tend the elephant | Given the chance, Plato would have locked us up in that cave and forced us to tend the elephant | ||
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A mix of "Prisoners in Plato's cave" and "Blind men tending Plato's elephant" | |||
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Revision as of 17:25, 4 April 2021
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"Tending Plato's Elephant" is a short essay by Karl Jones.
Tending Plato's Elephant
People forget that Plato was a warrior and statesman, and a slave-owner to boot
Given the chance, Plato would have locked us up in that cave and forced us to tend the elephant
Commentary
A mix of "Prisoners in Plato's cave" and "Blind men tending Plato's elephant"
In the News
Tending Plato's Elephant (Gnomon Chronicles screenshot).
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