The mistery and the seduction of thought: an unendless dialogue between shared ideas
I NTRODUCTION: Universal thought, in its broad dimension, has always been best expressed by the unadulterated dialogue of responsible consciousnesses for which the ideas have been fully assumed. Ultimately, as Jakob Böhme also stated, pure thought can only become profound through the meeting of at least two responsible consciousnesses who will sit down at the same table to split the thread in four. This explains, for example, the existence of the agora in ancient Greece in which the master would open the box of a broad discussion so that the disciples and the curious could explore it without ceasing by formulating questions and expressing thoughts. These intellectual and dialogical acts carried out on the stage of thought ultimately led to what Socrates called the maieutic method, that is, the revelation of truths that we do not know that we know. In other words, the dialogue of ideas will always lead us to reevaluate the simplest and most banal aspects of our existence but which in fa...