Bofades (pronounced bəʊf-ʌ-diz) was a Greek philosopher known for his various studies about the
human psyche and what makes it tick. His studies, compiled together much later into a
book titled "Nuts," predates Sigmund Freud's theories by quite a few millennia. It goes on to explain the several stages of
human development and how they come together to create one whole being.
Person 1: Hey
man, did you get the psychology homework?
Person 2: Yeah. We're reading up about Bofades.
Person 1:
Ah, nice! I'm already caught up on him. He was the
guy who wrote "Nuts," right?
Person 2: Indeed.