Marty RubinWhen Socrates said he knew nothing he still thought he knew more than anyone else.
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The quote, "When Socrates said he knew nothing he still thought he knew more than anyone else," is a very common one. It is often attributed to Socrates, but there is no evidence that it was actually said by him. However, the quote has become so well-known that it has become accepted as being something that Socrates actually did say.
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