Was the great Alexander a good student? How important is a well-rounded education, an understanding of human existence, for a charismatic leader?

Does the continuation of Alexander's journey and life make you proud? Did you leave Athens after twenty years? Did you return again? Or did you never come back to Athens?

What constitutes something new for you in life, in philosophy? Have you ever considered creating your own school?

Do you believe that the Lyceum was the most interesting educational space created by you and your students?

Sources say that you went through a trial back then. Is it true? Who acted against you and why?

When you were asked why you were leaving Athens, you said: "So that I do not give the Athenians the chance to sin a second time." What do you consider to be the first great sin of the Athenians? Do you mean a sin against philosophy? Which one did you imply? Tell me!

Are you among those who consider the condemnation of Socrates to be a great sin of the Athenians?

With all these questions behind our lips, our first meeting began, our first coffee with the Philosopher; in humble Stagira, the place where one of humanity's greatest minds was born: the wise Aristotle!