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Socrates was an influential ancient Greek philosopher who created a new question and answer method of learning that had many followers including Plato. He was known as a street philosopher who believed in questioning everything and died questioning after being sentenced to death for his teachings, choosing to drink poison rather than stop his questioning.
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