One day after school, it was a wonderfully sunshiny day, I
was walking along and I noticed someone different walking toward me in the
opposite direction. As I drew nearer, I noticed that the stranger held a
striking resemblance to Socrates. As we come within speaking distance I say to
him “You know you remind me of someone.” The man replied “Really, who?” I answered
him with “I suppose you have probably heard of Socrates from ancient Greece,
that’s who.” Then I received an answer that I never expected. “Well, that would
most likely be because I am Socrates.” I decided to ask him “What do you think
of today’s society?” Socrates answered “Well, that would be a rather difficult
question considering the fact that I just arrived here.” I replied “Well, then
in that case you want to stay at my house for a bit so you can have a taste of
what American society is like in 2012 A.D.” Socrates said “That sounds good to
me especially since I won’t have a place to stay tonight, as long as your
parents are alright with that.” It was decided that Socrates would stay for a
few days before getting him on his way. During his stay at my home, Socrates
found that he liked things such as that democracy was being used in other
nations even in the far future. He also found that he was not in agreement with
other aspects of American society such as the fact that people were influenced a
lot by the media.
Then a few days after the departure of Socrates, I
discovered that Elbert Hubbard had also visited the present via the time
vortex. I figured that this would be a perfect opportunity to get the rest of
my second essay for Mr. Schick’s Human Geography class complete. After going
through a similar dialogue that I went through with Socrates, Elbert found
himself wishing to broadcast his “A Message to Garcia” to the nation since he discovered
that today’s society has become incredibly lazy due to technology.
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