Quote by Gerald F. Lieberman

Where there is life there is wishful thinking.

Where there is life there is wishful thinking.

Summary

This quote suggests that the human tendency to engage in wishful thinking is inherent to living beings. It implies that as long as there is life, people will continue to anticipate or hope for things that may not necessarily be based on reality or feasibility. Wishful thinking can often serve as a coping mechanism or a source of optimism, providing individuals with a sense of purpose or desire for the future. It highlights the strong connection between human imagination and the will to strive for something better, even in the face of challenges or uncertainties.

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By Gerald F. Lieberman

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