The Allegory of the Cave
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- There was this cave, people lived at the bottom. Everyone was chained up and couldn't move from where they were.
- There was this cave, people lived at the bottom. Everyone was chained up and couldn't move from where they were.
- They could only look in one direction. There sun was the only source of light. Behind them were shadows. They changed everyone and a while.
- If the people were set free there would be so many possibilities of their reactions to the world.
- There are so many things they could see if they were free, the stars, cave, "fire", sun, moon, the shadows, and so much more.
- The cave symbolizes a depiction of how humans interact with the world, contrasting truth with our perceptions of it
- The fire represents the sun, and the sun represents near-complete comprehension of a definite or specific truth
- The shadows symbolize a distorted perception of reality, a delusion about reality
- The prisioners portray people, particularly those who are engrossed in the realm of appearances.
- The chains symbolize Individuals are held back from their own comprehension by the chains. Fear of failure and procrastination are two instances of the shackles that prevent people from reaching their full potential.
- The moon and the stars suggests today's uneducated world, and the shackled prisoners represent ignorant people in this ignorant environment.
- This whole story represents humanity and how people perceive things. People can be decided so easily and can be tricked.
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