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I'm curious why this hasn't gotten any feedback. The knowledge that Doric Sparta and Doric Crete are the home of Greek philosophy is not known. It kind of overthrows all the textbooks and 400 years of academia, doesn't it? And if Socrates was practicing Doric philosophy can there be such a thing as a time called the 'Pre-Socratics'.

This changes everything. Philosophy literally means "love of wisdom" which means that the Cretans and the Spartans mimiced nature; they copied the wisdom buried in the Natural Order. Philosophy is about what is "according to nature". It was the Doric Greeks that discovered the natural law.

I mean this information is so revolutionary (or is it reactionary) that I'm suprised that it hasn't caused any waves.

How has this changed your perception of what philosophy is since Sparta and Crete are the home of Greek philosphy?