1. What are some things the allegory suggests about the process of enlightenment or education? 2. What it is that makes Socrates "philosophical" while Euthyphro is not? 3. Socrates is famous for...

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1. According to allegory, enlightenment and education are two things that require human beliefs to sustain them fully. Without human interaction, it becomes very difficult to process enlightenment. Both education and enlightenment are the media for human beings to be more philosophical. Only with the true philosophical explanation, the true sense of knowledge can be sustained. Human beings have some self-perceived believes that they possess before being enlightened. Only the true sense of philosophical explanation can help people come out of their comfort zone and that is how they can acquire knowledge (Magrini). Philosophy can free a person's mind from their previous prison and persuade a person to achieve a greater good. Allegory also convinced a person to conceive greater achievement by getting out of their comfort zones and the ability requires knowledge. Knowledge is the only means for the individual to be enlightened with education. After being enlightened, a person wants to be educated. After the end of the process, the person wants to share the education among others because enlightenment and education need to be shared among others (Moore). That is when the true sense of those meanings sustain. It is similar to a prisoner's getting out of prison and going back to help others. That is why allegory helps a person understand the purpose of education and how it should be distributed among others.
2. The difference between Euthyphro and Socrates is that, while...