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Which ancient Greek philosopher held that by nature the strong dominate the weak?
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Plato held that Socrates was a paid hunter after the young and the wealthy.
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Socrates believed that it was always dishonorable to accept payment for teaching.
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Do you believe that it is impossible to form a culture-free belief? Why do you think as you do?
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Plato held that the "poisoned loans" of moneymakers were one of the causes of increasing numbers of beggars.
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The "bar-bar" noise made in certain non-Greek dialects led Greeks to call those who made it "sheep."
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