Quote by Paul Harvey

I've never seen a monument erected for a pessimist.

I've never seen a monument erected for a pessimist.

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that pessimism is not celebrated or remembered in the same way that optimism is. It suggests that people who focus on the negative aspects of life are less likely to be recognized or celebrated, in contrast to those who have a positive outlook. It poses a commentary on the importance of positivity and the tendency for society to commemorate those who inspire hope and progress.

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