Plato and Socrates (Absolute Truths & Idealistic Absolutes)?

Question: Plato and Socrates (Absolute Truths & Idealistic Absolutes)!?

What are we referring to when we say that Socrates believed in "Absolute Truths!?"

And then!.!.!.

Plato came up with "Idealistic Absolutes," which, means what!?

It's all going past my head!. I mean, I know the definitions of each; however, I can't apply it to anything to make it make sense!.

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Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

Socrates' Absolute Truths is a brave but naiive concept, that in part got him killed by the Government - as Authorities never like any truths beside their authority and power!.
Plato's Idealistic Absolutes contracted into a smaller shell in their own academic truths without offending the authorities!.
Both are naiive, coz they were too early and too far geographically from the spread of the true Buddhism - which says that there is not such thing as "Absolute", instead - everything is relative - only this can be termed an "Absolute" Truth!.Www@QuestionHome@Com