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In 469 BC, Socrates was born, the son of the maid wife and stonemason, into a city in the mist of a true mutinous transformation. He grew up in the southern of Athens at eye level of the secret Acropolis rock.
But young Socrates wouldn’t have left towns over the elegant lines of Parthenon temple that  exquisite the symbol of western civilization that still stands proud today. Instead, he had worked every morning to a horror, the black hands, the burn // remains of the buildings brutalized by war.
His city bore the scars of ferocious conflict with the region super power, Persia. But against the odds, Athens had triumphed just 10 years before Socrates was born. Now it rivals what some call the Greek miracle of golden age. vergining trade, flooding region with the new wealth while crucially with the new ideas