Through seven small steps, this book aims to give a glimpse of some central issues of philosophy, sociology and law. In particular, starting from some considerations about the concepts of object, symbol and gift, through the analysis of the notion of persona and the study of the social implications of neurosciences, this work aims to show how the Socratic opposition, as developed through the Centuries in legal fields, represents a logical tool and, through the rebuttal, how it holds the best arguments to 'absorb' uncertainty and risk. The result of this practical and pluralistic approach to rules, principles and rights generates the gift of social relationship.