What does socrates mean by the examined life

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1. what does Socrates mean by the examined life?

2. what does he mean by saying that the examine life is the only life worth living?

3. why does he claim that the examined life is the only life worth living? (that is, what is his argument for this claim?)

4. criticize his argument for the examined life being the only life worth living I need some answers and some explanation for these answers if anyone is willing to help or tell me where I can find it in the book,

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