If I'm planning to do something but something else comes up, I may try and rationalize the decision by ?putting down' the other option ? "weather is going to be bad", "I didn't really want to do that anyway", or "I can always go later". Another example is entertainment ? movies, music, or activities; I may not like a certain type of film or genre of music, but when American pop-culture is rife with that type of music or movie, I'll try and rationalize my association with such things as "everything in moderation" or "it's fine, as long as I don't indulge"...
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If I'm having a bad day or if I'm mad for one reason or another, I notice that I'd often take it out on undeserving people. Often I would use an angry tone with someone if I'd just been in an argument, as my anger has not yet subsided. As with everything, "everything in moderation". I believe ego defense mechanisms are not completely unhealthy, and that using them to deal with some situations can prove to be beneficial in the development of our personality...
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SOCRATES When Socrates wrote to the oracle "who is the wisest man of all of Greece" The oracle answered he was. Socrates was puzzled over that so he went to search for a wiser man...	1 / 225
The Apology The other men that Socrates interviewed on the other hand bekiever truly and deeply that they knew all about everything there was to know. That in Socrates opinion made those men very ignorant...	2 / 450
The Apology Socrates then says "This is irreverent conduct for either of us." Socrates being a believer himself and holding the gods in high regards meant that the oath is to the Gods, to do right, and violating it is impiety...	3 / 585
The apology of Socrates Socrates argues that the charges are absurd and that it is a waste of the courts time. He continues his defense with questions, a lot of which he answers himself...	1 / 222