The greatest Philosopher of his time

Diogenes (also known as Diogenes the Cynic or the Dog) was a Greek philosopher and one of the founders of Cynic philosophy. He was born in Sinope (modern-day Sinop, Turkey) in 412 or 404 BCE and died at Corinth in 323 BCE.

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[miskee11]

You must give credit to the real creator of this magnificent clip. It's wrong that you don't mention his name in the description/title/captions or anywhere for that matter.

This video was made by the YouTube-user SisyphusRedeemed.

[Furyon89]

@miskee11 Well sort of, I made the video and used the audio from SisyphusRedeemed.

[mindlesstube]

thats amazing I did not know such a philosopher existed.

[vidaripollen]

this greek was a turk.??

[acr08807]

The video is mislabeled. It has nothing at all to do with Bertrand Russell.

[ThePinkFloydPig]

Thanks. Very good story. Never heard it more clearly and describing as you did it. Nicely done!

[geographypony]

I believe you were wrong about Diogenes not writing. It is said that he had written well over 70 books. None survived. There are also the Cynic Epistles, some of which, were claimed to have been written by Diogenes. Although, they were most likely written during the 1st century CE during the rule of Rome.

[Kitt0000]

I thought the 2 in the middle was Plato and Socrates, tho it dose make sense now i think about it. It SHOULD be Socrates and Plato but Aristotle is more elevated buy the church.