Why Is Socrates Left For Interpretation?

Socrates was a man that questioned all. He looked into the words people spoke discovering that they were mere soap bubbles. Why he did this, only Socrates knows. He believed that a life not looked into was a life that could have been done without. What did Socrates mean by this? Possibly that a life lived only on the surface was meaningless. If one could not dive deep into the oceans of his or her own thoughts it would be better for them to drown, so to speak. Perhaps the philosopher was trying to make a point that our soul purpose as human beings is to question all so that we may learn and grow. What if Socrates didn’t even know what he meant by this. Is the quote just left for interpretation? It’s feasible. However it seems that when a room of college students asked the question of what it means to look into a life they all arrive at the same answer. Would a group of older adults come to the same conclusion when they have lived most of a life already somewhat blindly? Perhaps we’re only scratching the surface with this quote.
As a freshman in college, someone young, I haven’t lived much of a life yet when
I knew a little bit of the logistics, but I never asked any major questions. I just decided that’s what I wanted to do so I was going to do it. When I began my college classes I quickly learned nursing students get pushed to the brink as do the nurses in the field. I knew this career wasn’t going to be easy but I didn’t think the classes would be so rigorous. I have learned more, I have questioned things, and have even had experience with people in the medical field. Do I know everything? No there’s still more to learn and I will continue to ask questions in every aspect whether it be for my career or life in general. Asking will help me learn which in turn helps me grow as a person. According to Socrates, my life is worth