All I know, is that I know nothing.

Interesting Response. Let me first criticize/criticise this point; "...the oracle at Delphi pronounced him the wisest man in Greece." The oracle ( a person who communicated with the God's I think) is now known to be a very 'unlikely' source or prophet. The oracle would often 'give wisdom' which made no sense - some philosophers managed to interpret it, but in many different ways so there was no 1 conclusion. As we can see in modern society, people who claim to talk to the 'God's' are not seem as powerful ... They're seen as insane. Besides, let me bring up the point that oracles can give PROPHECIES, which are predictions... and here we end up again at the 100% True knowledge idea. I realise/realize that oracle's also claimed to give 'truths', but they can only be beliefs... For example, if the 'quote' came from the 'God's', Saying that God's exist is BELIEF. Also when the oracle said he was the wisest man in Greece...that's also a belief. She/He didn't know everything, no-one does. My next point: Intelligence vs Knowledge. Intelligence is different to knowledge, for example. Define Intelligence? Taking an IQ test doesn't prove whether you're smart or not, being able to make a prediction doesn't make you intelligent and knowing everything there is about history doesn't make you intelligent. It makes you well educated. Here is a quick definition of Intelligence: The ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. To use the word 'Knowledge' in the same sentence as 'Intelligence' means it cannot be similar. Knowledge, is experience. Knowing everything there is to possibly know, and experiencing every feeling on this earth is absolutely impossible, No-one can have full knowledge of everything. They can have intelligence, but not 100% intelligence either, both are not possible. Next Point: "Wisest Man": Socrates may have been very well educated, he may have had a clear understanding of the world and the complexity of it. But when he is claimed to be a wise man, it is probably in reference to 'Well educated'. Anyone can be well educated about the world, it is how society has developed over time - children are now born into a world where education is thrust upon them. They are made to BELIEVE everything that is taught. So when he is described as the 'Wise man' - he simply had intelligence/education of the world, but he doesn't KNOW how everything works, how the universe was designed, if everything in the world has a 'final cause' (Another topic of philosophy - I won't explain). In fact, he really does know nothing ... even if he existed. To sum up those paragraphs: Socrates had A LOT of Intelligence - Which he was made to belief by other famous Greeks. NOT KNOWLEDGE (Definition of knowledge: Information and skills acquired through experience. He could only have Knowledge through experience e.g. By physical seeing God, could you say.. I HAVE 100% KNOWLEDGE THAT GOD EXISTS!) Final Point: Just to note. Although the oracle claimed he was the wisest man in Greece, Socrates denied this claim. He was simply very opinionated. So, Opinions, Knowledge and Intelligence are completely different. I look forward to the final round :)