Philosophical Thinker Crossword

Logical fallacy in which a person uses a personal experience to justify an argument
Needed to demonstrate the knowledge of a concept
Mistake early on leads to greater consequences down the road
A Greek term to describe virtue
Wrote “Allegory of the Cave” that describes people and ideologies of society
Term to describe not knowing what you don’t know
Logical fallacy that states if we allow A to happen, then B will happen, so A should not happen
Child-like mind in which a person questions everything around them
“A close mindedness that amounts to an imprisonment so total that the prisoner doesn’t even know he’s locked up.”
Socrates talked to this man about the definition of piety
_ Reality: jewelry is shiny rocks which we consider valuable
_ Reality: money is the most important thing we need to live
Five step process that determines the falseness in a common sense statement
Term to define a person that has become enlightened
Philosopher that suggested that both humans and nature are interconnected
Socrates discussed this topic with Laches to which he did not have an answer to