Some have always attributed the saying that was inscribed over the courts of Athens, "Know Thyself" to Socrates. However, Giambattista Vico in his famous "New Science," attributed the phrase to Solon, Athenian lawmaker, poet, et cetera. I would venture to agree with the later, as through history so many things that are attributed to Socrates ought to have been attributed to their rightful origin. I believe this is an example of such a case.
It is said that they live 1.6 million to 800,000 years!
This definition of sociology was proposed by Max Weber, a prominent sociologist in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Weber emphasized the importance of understanding social actions and interactions in order to study society.
The phrase "homo sum et nihil humanum" was said by the Roman playwright Terence. It translates to "I am a man and nothing human is alien to me" and reflects his belief in the universality of human experiences.
Many people would not know or care.
Which theory states that Homo sapiens began in a single geographical area and spread out from there
Plato or Socrates
It is "Know Thyself" friom the play 'Hamlet" by Shakespeare
Know thyself.
It is the world strongest name and when you said man the confidence and faith spreadout
The Apollon temple at Delphi is said to have borne an inscription which translates as 'Know thyself'.
Know thyself
(Temet nosce - thine own-self you must know)translated in the Matrix as know thyself
If you don't know yourself, you're alway trying to copy other sometime that nnot you! so know thyself and other.
Socrates encouraged people to know thyself
"Know thyself" emphasizes self-awareness and introspection, which are important components of intelligence. Understanding one's own strengths, weaknesses, and values can lead to better decision-making and problem-solving. Intelligence involves not only cognitive abilities, but also emotional intelligence and self-understanding.
plato to socrates
know thyself