In the digital age, the concept of the public square has undergone a remarkable transformation, transitioning from the physical spaces of ancient times to the virtual forums of social media. This shift represents a contemporary manifestation of the Agora, the central public space in ancient Greek city-states where citizens gathered to discuss politics, philosophy and the issues of the day. Today, social media platforms serve as the new Agora, offering expansive virtual spaces where individuals from across the globe engage in dialogue, exchange ideas and participate in the democratic process. The parallel between the historical Agora and modern social media is not merely symbolic but reflects a profound change in how public discourse is conducted. These platforms have the potential to democratise access to information, facilitate widespread engagement in philosophical debate and foster a sense of community among disparate individuals. However, the transition from the physical to