Yes. It's called Socrates and The Pigs.

Player1 is Socrates.
Socrates understands the rules of the game, himself and the other players.
The other players are the pigs.
The pigs understand nothing.
The game is over when Socrates chooses to drink the hemlock over becoming a pig.


Peace,

kowalski

sounds like it could be a good snuff film. we can then give u a facial

You had to google hemlock didn't you, Adam?


Peace,

kowalski

no i have a book that tells me a list of words people use to try to impress others with their vocab.

that was the top word people use.

congratulations x

Shame on you. This is an improv thread and you just commited the cardinal sin.

A correct answer would've started 'Yes and ...'

Have you learned nothing?


Peace,

kowalski

i cannot see how me trying to make ure shitty comebacks funny is going to teach you anything x

An interesting, but essentially hollow and transparent, tactic.


Peace,

kowalski

lol. fucking wanker

Never.

As it is not possible for one to know everything, invariably life will always be a learning experience, if we remain open to it.

Therefore, the more we learn, the more we become aware of our previous ignorance which should be a humbling experience.

This is also an accepted translation of the Socrates quote you mentioned, see-

I know that I know nothing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Whilst is clearly an issue of semantics, in Greek wisdom, Sophia, was defined by Aristotle as "knowledge of causes."

How could Socrates not be a man of knowledge when he said,

Bar one, all done, in the interests of furthering the improv experience.

Plus, I just invented a new game, I recommend it fully to everyone. Its called this is my gym...

Go to your local gym, if its like mine and full of rugby players even better.. Approach the most aggressive bunch of meat heads and start talking to them... So how long have you guys been training, oh right, blah blah... Then compliment them on their technique... some more blah blah..

Then turn it around and start to criticise their technique and see how long you can keep it up... Its some funny shit... but hold your ground...

(And any field reports on how you get on would be great...)

Over to you K.