Yes, hope has a uncanny way of flickering when intellect says otherwise. As Dante notes in The Inferno, existence without hope is the very definition of Hell - the sign on Dante's gates of Hell reads: "Abandon hope all ye who enter."
So we must not despair - keep that "thing with feathers" fluttering.
Yes, hope has a uncanny way of flickering when intellect says otherwise. As Dante notes in The Inferno, existence without hope is the very definition of Hell - the sign on Dante's gates of Hell reads: "Abandon hope all ye who enter."
So we must not despair - keep that "thing with feathers" fluttering.
Yes, hope has a uncanny way of flickering when intellect says otherwise. As Dante notes in The Inferno, existence without hope is the very definition of Hell - the sign on Dante's gates of Hell reads: "Abandon hope all ye who enter."
So we must not despair - keep that "thing with feathers" fluttering.
Plus, those of us who took probablility and statistics pretty much know what's in a box of chocolates and the odds for each option.