Quoting Viktor E. Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning, Beacon Press (2006 edition), p. 49, 1946

The rumors […] were usually contradictory. They followed one another rapidly and succeeded only in making a contribution to the war of nerves that was waged in the mind […]. Some men lost all hope, but it was the incorrigible optimists who were the most irritating companions.

— Viktor E. Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning, Beacon Press (2006 edition), p. 49, 1946

9:35am on November 17, 2024 from Vancouver, Canada.


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