All day long and in all places I am always fastening upon you, stirring you and persuading you and reproaching you. You will not easily find another like me.
In the passage, what Greek philosopher describes his own method of seeking wisdom?
Plato. He considered himself to be an agitator, a "gadfly" to the athenian society; someone that questions its behaviors and morals, so that when people may start falling and behaving in less than ideal ways, there's someone to point that out.
