Socrates and the Triple Filter Test
The Art of Shutting Down Gossip
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Narrado por:
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Eric George Frank
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Orion Windsor
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Socrates and the Art of Shutting Down Gossip takes you on a lighthearted and witty journey through ancient Athens, where one philosopher dared to challenge the rumor mill with three simple questions. Enter Socrates, the master of asking the tough questions—and not just about life and philosophy, but about gossip itself. In this hilarious and insightful tale, you'll witness how the famed philosopher introduced the Triple Filter Test to his fellow Athenians, making them rethink their words before spilling the latest drama.
Through a series of entertaining stories, from saving marriages to epic showdowns with notorious gossips, Socrates shows that a little wisdom (and a lot of awkward silences) can go a long way in making conversations more meaningful. Each chapter not only delivers a humorous account of ancient life but also leaves the listener with valuable lessons about truth, kindness, and the usefulness of what we say.
Perfect for fans of history, philosophy, and humor, this book is a modern take on an ancient idea—proving that even centuries later, Socrates’ wisdom still holds up. Whether you’re looking to improve your own conversations or just enjoy a fun story, Socrates and the Art of Shutting Down Gossip will have you laughing, thinking, and maybe even applying the Triple Filter Test in your own life.
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