“Grandma calls it the Socratic Method. She considers it the highest pedagogical technique. I call it cornering a person. Instead of just telling you what I want you to know, I ambush you with questions. You try to escape, but you can’t. You can run whichever way you like, but in the end you’ll fall right into my trap.”
This novel explores the complex psychological dynamics of a man who discovers he has been living under a false identity, leading to a gripping narrative about the nature of truth and the consequences of deception. more
“A question is far more subversive, biblically, than a statement.”
“The Socratic method can only do so much for the dim-minded.”
“Your life is undeniably led by the questions you ask. Ask a better question. Get a better answer.”
“The norms and notions of what "just is' isn't always "justice".”