No more evading the question...
The pessimist says that the glass is half-empty.
The optimist says that the glass is half-full.
Are those our only options? We're either an optimist or a pessimist??? I think not.
Personally, I am a self-proclaimed "realist." Realists see no value in pessimism or optimism. One is just as futile as the other and neither have any logical purpose. What is important is truth...anything more or less than truth distorts the decision-making process.
Ok, so the pessimist says it's half-empty, and the optimist says it's half-full. What does the realist say?
The realist says that there is water in the glass.
Forget the empty/full debate and use the water as you see fit. If you have to be positive about something, then just be happy that someone left you some water...ok?
I think that is really all that there is to say about this subject, but feel free to debate this whole thing amongst yourselves should you "feel" the need.
I'm out...
Rayburn
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