PositiveThe Washington PostLively and clever. It brings the persona of Socrates to life, painting a vivid picture of a gripping character with friendships, values and passions ... Many people simply do not have the time or resources to devote their lives to intellectual thought and conversation. I consider many of their lives valuable and worth living, and I set an extremely high bar — higher than Open Socrates can meet — for an argument to convince me otherwise.
