2) According to Socrates, what happens to a wise person in the world? Why does the world act this way towards the wise? What are the values of Athenian society that Socrates criticizes in the Apology? I 3) In the Apology, Socrates describes his relation to a supposedly wise man of Athens by saying, "I am better off than he is for he knows nothing, and thinks that he knows; I neither know nor think that I know!" Explain the meaning and significance of Socrates' words here.