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If you read the Socratic dialogues, you'll get a sense of it. Sophists would typically teach just a series of "facts." Feynman ran into something similar when
by wdr1 6y ago
If you read the Socratic dialogues, you'll get a sense of it. Sophists would typically teach just a series of "facts."
Feynman ran into something similar when he taught in Brazil. There's a difference between "knowing" the E=mc2, and "understanding" relatively. Sophists dealt in the former.