Is false hope better than no hope at all?
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i dont think so because, its something that will never happen so your just playing yourself!
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I think so. It's always better to have something, even if false, to hope for than knowing things will never get better.
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I think so, because it lifts the spirit, whereas if one has no hope at all, they might be more susceptible to depression.
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I say no - Because you'd be only fooling yourself in the end
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No. Hope should be founded on solid ground, not clouds.
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but at least when you die, you die happy
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no false hope breeds dissappointment, particularly in children
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False hope is pathetic, even pessimism is better than that, at least you get a more realistic point of view on life.
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I don't think so. I had hope for things that I realize will never happen, and now that I know better I don't hope for things as much as I used to. I just accept things as the way they are. Maybe I have reached a point where I do not have much hope at all, but at least I don't feel like I have been lied to.
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