of many intellectual conversation. Plato makes an allegory of a cave. He makes a vivid picture of what it’s like to live in a dark cave and only know the shadows you see on the wall. He then gives an example of one person who left the cave and returns to it, but the world he sees is ignorant now. At first Plato writes, “...do you think they would believe that anything other than the shadow passing in front of them was speaking” (p. 1)? Once the man leaves the cave, he sees the sun and all the