Socrates equated virtue with the knowledge of one's true self, holding that no one knowingly does wrong.
Likewise, that one knowingly falsified is best proved by showing that what he said happened never did happen.
In the DONS Negotiation, two former sexual partners and their lawyers negotiate because one knowingly infected the other with a deadly virus.
In 399 BCE, shortly before Socrates was executed for the crime of corrupting the youth with his heretically human views, he argued that no one knowingly does evil.
Margherita Taylor provided a faultless set-up, only to have Antonio Fargas reply with a pay-off from a seemingly different joke altogether, not one knowingly written by me.
In instances where a "maker" of a false statement does not violate subsection (b) of the Rule (perhaps because he lacked the necessary intent), a disseminator of those statements, even one knowingly engaged in an egregious fraud, could not be held to have violated the "aiding and abetting" statute.
Where a "maker" of a false statement does not violate subsection (b) of the Rule (perhaps because he lacked the necessary intent), a disseminator of those statements, even one knowingly engaged in an egregious fraud, could not be held to have violated the "aiding and abetting" statute.
At its tinniest and most irritating, what it really recalls is the oeuvre of Jonathan King, who spent the 1970s releasing one knowingly awful novelty record after another under a variety of aliases while wearing a permanent smirk suggestive of a man quite disproportionately pleased with himself.
Can one knowingly believe an outright contradiction?
In the Meno (78a-b), Socrates argues that no one knowingly desires what is bad (to kakon).
