Analyzing Plato's Allegory Cave Theory

When you analysis The Allegory Cave Theory it shows that most people can only speak from their perspective and also how we learn and process information into our minds. Some individual minds are prone to violence because they are exposed to more aggressive behavior. The individuals who are mostly prone to violent behavior, are individuals who learned to express their emotions through violence. When someone is dealing with unstable emotions they have different ways to express them, and for someone who has a violent background is most likely to display their emotions in an aggressive and violent manner. In The cave theory Plato wanted us to understand that some people react to what they know, with the prisoner’s heads being only faced towards

the wall and only being able to see figures from the wall he expressed that theory he demonstrated that if the prisoners are only able to defend what they know. If one of the prisons were able to get lose and explain to the other prisoners that what they think they have learned is the not they truth he would have a hard time convening them, because they only know what they have learned. So if a child grows up in an environment that would rather use violence to express emotions, instead of using words or a more constructive way. This theory shows how mankind receives knowledge and how they express their thoughts when it comes expressing our emotions. All humans are born with violent tendencies, the only things that makes some people more violent than others is their environment and what they have learned someone.