The term 'Promenade for Plato' is a reference to the STOA, an ancient Greek portico or colonnade. The STOA was a public gathering place in Athens, where philosophers such as Plato would give lectures and engage in philosophical discourse. It was also used as a marketplace and a meeting place for political discussions. The term 'Promenade for Plato' is a metaphor for engaging in philosophical discourse and debate.