A philosopher of questions
Socrates taught in the streets and marketplaces of ancient Athens, not by lecturing but by asking people questions that led them to examine their own beliefs and think more deeply.
The Socratic method
His approach — teaching through questions rather than answers — became so influential that it still carries his name and is used in schools and courtrooms to this day.
Wisdom through wonder
Socrates believed that admitting how much we don't know is the beginning of real wisdom — that the person still asking questions is wiser than the one who thinks they have all the answers.

