Twenty-four hours of Socrates's life

The city is sick, and she does not realize her pain, and no longer distinguishes what may truly benefit her, and mixes between good and its tragedies. So Athens is affected by blindness of insight. Socrates revealed the corrupt nature of institutions through his constant behavior, and the way he addressed the judges that led them to error. In one way or another, he reveals the corrupt nature of institutions; for a mere chickpea grants this or that authority to speak about matters that require prior training; they require, anyway, a different education from music or gymnastics or the art of rhetoric.