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Socrates
470–399 BC · Greek Philosopher
Never wrote a single word. Changed the world anyway. Socrates walked the streets of Athens asking questions that made powerful people uncomfortable, then chose death over silence when they told him to stop. He proved that the pursuit of truth is worth more than the life of the person pursuing it. A Grithosian examines everything, especially the things everyone else takes for granted.
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VIR-I-0021“I said something in anger that wasn't true, and I need to correct it.”APX-IV-0028“I've let pride stop me from asking for help I actually needed.”VER-XIII-0019“I spent $2,000 because targeted ads knew exactly what I wanted.”VER-XIII-0020“My gaming habit has taken over my life and I know it.”VER-XIII-0022“The feed decides how I feel before I even get out of bed.”VER-XV-0025“I built my whole life on someone else's plan and it's gone now.”VER-XIII-0024“I finally won big and now I can't stop chasing the next hit.”CTL-VII-0039“The economy is tanking and I'm terrified about things completely out of my hands.”DTH-X-0041“I walked away from the job that was eating my one life.”VIR-I-0026“I owned a bad call in front of my whole team and we got stronger.”VIR-I-0027“I stopped pretending to be fine and the relief is enormous.”VIR-II-0026“We made it through the worst year and I kept every vow I made her.”
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