Plato's Defense in the Apology

Skibidi vibes in the courtroom, where the goon speaks truth over the edge of lies spun by his accusers. Lowkey, Socrates steps up, not as a sigma speaker but as a man who keeps it real. He calls out the shamelessness of the accomplished speakers, who flex their words but deliver nothing but fluff. Instead, he brings that dank authenticity, straight from the marketplace, asking the jury to ship their judgment to the content of his words, not the style. He is no stranger to this scene; just an old soul spitting raw truths, hoping justice reigns over the theatrics.