The charge was brought forward as corrupting youths. And he more or less accepted that he was guilty as charged. A struggle between generations, if you will.

Different times, eh?

Maybe not so much.

And he more or less accepted that he was guilty as charged. — Valentinus

"Honor" is a concept that is currently unknown.

I disagree.
What was done by removing our enemies requires something else. That is the central thesis in Plato's Republic.

I disagree. — Valentinus

Honor is one of the noblest principles that a logical and rational conscience can get. It is no accident that the ancient Greeks focused so much on their traditions.

A man without honor is the same as an irrational animal.

We have intelect, and we have the consciousness needed to know that we have intelect, therefore, we shouldn't act only by our instincts.

Apollonian vs Dionysian, or as we label it:

"Ancient Greece"

Socrates was never in the business of proving things - he probably considered that quite impossible given how ignorant everyone, including himself, was/is/will be.