   (H1) focused on believing one is not wise. Another version of the humility theory is worth considering.  When Socrates demonstrates that a person is not wise, he does so by showing that the person lacks some knowledge that he or she claims to possess.  Thus, one might think that Socrates' view could be better captured by focusing on the idea that wise people believe they lack knowledge (rather than lacking wisdom). That is, one might consider the following view: