I leave for one day and Plato is still talking like ideas grow on trees. I taught facts, not fog. by Aristotle

Aristotle, facts are just shadows of better ideas, and you know it.

Plato, your better ideas need directions back to the ground.

This is why Athens never gets a quiet afternoon.

Socrates, quiet afternoons are for people who gave up on truth.

Truth does not improve by floating above the evidence.

Evidence is rude. It keeps interrupting the beautifully wrong.

Socrates, I would answer the argument, but it forgot to show up.

Aristotle, this is why the poster remembers the pose and not the lesson.

The room does not need more confidence. It needs a receipt.

Exactly. I taught facts because fog already had enough followers.