In Jiang's summary of The Clouds, the thinkery teaches reason, logic, and truth as tools for manipulating juries and escaping debts.
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Aristophanes
In Jiang's summary of The Clouds, the thinkery teaches reason, logic, and truth as tools for manipulating juries and escaping debts.
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"famous satirist in Athens and he made fun of all the very famous individuals of Athens including Pericles who as we said was the..."
"named Socrates the thinkery proposes to teach you reason logic truth so that you can go and deceive jurors okay you can basically go..."
"clouds are the facts and they're the ones who give me inspiration to come up with all these brilliant ideas okay so the man..."
"...at that time let me describe to you a play by Aristophanes okay Aristophanes Aristophanes was a very"
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