Glaucon tries to show that compared to the seemingly unjust but actually just man, the seemingly just but actually unjust man is
A) less happy.
B) equally happy.
C) confused.
D) happier.

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Glaucon argues that the seemingly just but actually unjust man appears to be virtuous and thus enjoys a good reputation and the benefits that come with it, leading to a happier life in society's eyes, compared to the actually just man who may be misunderstood or maligned.

Glaucon Tries to Show That Compared to the Seemingly Unjust