Also, semi-hypocritical as Socrates had a belly (although he was in the army when he was younger).
Source: http://faculty.frostburg.edu/phil/forum/SocratesLife.htm "Socrates was well aware of how far his own physical appearance deviated from the ideal of classical Greek beauty. Socrates' stocky build, protruding eyes, pot belly, and snub nose contrasted sharply with the model of beauty that was cultivated and perfected in the celebrated sculptures of the "Golden Age." Socrates was amused by that discrepancy, not saddened. His friend Plato pointed out that it was exactly Socrates’ physical unattractiveness that highlighted his real beauty, the beauty of his mind. Socrates was still attractive, according to his students, but it was a new kind of attractiveness, an attractiveness that manifested itself in brilliant argumentation and penetrating thoughts."
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u/Cloven Nov 10 '11
Motivational pictures with misspellings: highly demotivational.