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True story
Socrates has made a small area for himself to lay in the sun overlooking a small valley in Greece. He has chosen the spot specifically for it's seclusion.
Alexander The Great's grandfather, the ruler of Greece, happens upon Socrates and decides to challenge the great mind of the philosopher.
He says to Socrates, "I must know the answer to this. I will give you anything in the world that you desire. Please tell me... If you could have anything in the world, what would it be?"
Without a second's pause, Socrates proclaims, "An unobstructed view of the sun."
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Serendipity is looking for a needle in a haystack and finding the farmer's daughter.
Socrates has made a small area for himself to lay in the sun overlooking a small valley in Greece. He has chosen the spot specifically for it's seclusion.
Alexander The Great's grandfather, the ruler of Greece, happens upon Socrates and decides to challenge the great mind of the philosopher.
He says to Socrates, "I must know the answer to this. I will give you anything in the world that you desire. Please tell me... If you could have anything in the world, what would it be?"
Without a second's pause, Socrates proclaims, "An unobstructed view of the sun."
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Serendipity is looking for a needle in a haystack and finding the farmer's daughter.
