Why it is said that the "Unexamined life Is Not Worth Living"?

agree

edit:Because without knowing the rationale for why one should act in a particular way, one does not know whether actions are justified and ought to be repeated.

likely as a actuality of what somebody else pronounced that made their argument a lot less valid. Socrates isn't about to face in the back of a few thing he or all of us else says. holding some thing you pronounced before isn't easily consistent, yet inconsistent with what you imagine immediately. Socrates knew in simple terms that he knew no longer some thing. it truly is a good actuality that keeps taking on new meanings for me. A disbelief is punctiliously diverse from a perception.

It means you went through your entire life never taking time to think or admire it as you went through it. It's like eating a good meal and not even realising how delicous it is. Yes I do agree with it, time goes by too fast to not treat every moment as if it were precious.

That is not an exact scientific statement as we can still have a worthwhile life without having to resort to analysing it to bits.

I agree

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