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Aristotle review
"hope is the dream of a waking man." Aristotle
This was written at a time when men commit suicide as a show of their dislike for the government. Call me cynical but maybe he was wrong. The dream of many is for better days to come or for love, not hope. When do we cross the line of hope into foolishness? What about unfounded hope...?
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