Setting: Aristotle (the philosopher) and Alexander (the young, one day to be the great) are walking home from a speech by Protagoras the sophist. Alexander: Are the words of Protagoras true; that the ways of men are whimsical and at the mercy of the winds? Or perhaps it is true that man is the puppet of his soul? Aristotle: What a fine question young Alexander. The oracle of Apollo must surely...
A dialogue on choice
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