Why was Socrates wiser than others?
AHe knew his own ignorance
BHe had read more books
CHe had many more students
DHe won every argument
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. He knew his own ignorance
1. Socrates professed ignorance.
2. He said his awareness of his ignorance made him wiser.
3. Others were ignorant but still claimed knowledge.
_Source: Wikipedia, Socratic method, Method_
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