Dialogue

1 Intro|  possession saves us from the absurdity of supposing that we do
2 Intro|       idea of ourselves is an absurdity. The earth which is our
3 Intro|      stop—short of a manifest absurdity. Their inconsistency is
4 Intro| implies in the Theaetetus, an absurdity.~e. The growth of the mind,
5  Thea|      place, there would be an absurdity in assuming that he who
6  Thea|        SOCRATES: And yet that absurdity is necessarily involved
7  Thea|     us, because involving the absurdity that we should know and
8  Thea|      That, again, would be an absurdity.~SOCRATES: Then shall we
9  Thea|   again, is it not an extreme absurdity that he should suppose another